My Mnemonic Devices

Dear Friends, Wish you all a happy bidding. I am a mnemonic-holic. I love to coin, collect and share mnemonics. I am looking for people who can coin and write articles--with insightful mnemonics--in their field of expertise. You can visit [login to view URL]; get a clue on what I am talking about. So, during bidding, -Tell me your profession(one field you are very good at). And show your experience and expertise in that field. For instance, if you are a doctor, you must be able to come up with mnemonics that helps doctors to remember clinical and medical terms. If you a web designer, you must be able to come up with a mnemonic that can help webdesigners to improve their designing skills. I like to pay anywhere between $10-$15 (500-700 words) for quality articles that has insightful mnemonics. Here is an example. I am a corporate soft skills trainer. I have written an article on effective listening skills using DJASPER mnemonic (I coined this mnemonic based on my professional experience) Effective Listening Skills, a vital Non-verbal communication skills, through Easy Mnemonic Devices Mnemonics, sometimes called acronyms, is one the most admired memorization techniques of humankind. Mnemonic devices helps to retain and recall information faster as it often stores the details and concepts in the long term memory. DJASPER is one such mnemonics examples that can help remember different types of listening. From management students to working executives, corporate trainers to managers, effective listening skills are vital in every phase of professional life. The listening becomes better when one takes conscious efforts to improve his/her listening skills. Both verbal and non verbal communication skills play equal role when it comes to effective listening skills. The listening especially important for public speakers, corporate trainers and managers. Different types of listening is summarized using a simple mnemonic device; DJASPER Detective listening Defensive listening Judgmental listening Active listening Selective listening Passive listening Pseudo listening Empathetic listening Evaluative listening Reflective listening and, I have written an article (500 words) on DJASPER. I expect the same from other professionals such as mechanical engineers, architects, content writers, proof readers, typists and every other professions. I will give further details later. thank a lot and wish you a best of luck