In a message dated 11/4/2015 7:35:08 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
omarkusto@xxxxxxxxx lists the five easy lessons which the original tutor forgot
to
list:
"1. implicature
2. implicature
3. implicature
4. implicature
5. implicature"
The implicature seems to be that one easy lesson may need all we need, like
John Lennon thought, love ("All you need is love; love is all you need --
she love you yeah yeah yeah").
The use of 'lessons' in publications, and the numbering of them is
Academese, and it may well do to review the literature as how stuff is taught
in
how many lessons. The number of lessons varies.
This is the first page hit from Google books:
How To Play Popular Piano In 10 Easy Lessons
Norman Monath - 1984 Explains how to learn to play the piano by mastering
chords, and covers scales, tonality, triads, and improvisation
How to be a Lousy Christian in 12 Easy Lessons
How to Speak to Dolphins in Three Easy Lessons
Dan Greenburg - 1997. When Zack is given the chance to swim with dolphins
on a trip to Florida, he dives right in.
How to be a master climber in six easy lessons
Pat Ament - 1997 -
Likely the most important & interesting climbing book for years, by one of
America's most famous climbers.
How to Win at Contract Bridge in 10 Easy Lessons
Richard L. Frey
A noted authority on bridge presents an easy-to-follow guide to the art of
playing bridge, discussing official rules, the intricacies of point count
valuation and bidding, and strategy
(Oddly, Grice's obituary, written most likely by himself some time before
he died, noted his expertise in bridge -- it came out anonymously in "The
Times").
How to Code in 10 Easy Lessons: Learn how to design and ...
Sean McManus - 2015 With easy-to-follow explanations accompanied by clear,
step-by-step graphics throughout, this is a great first coding book for
middle-school children, ages 8+ interested in learning about computer science
and web design.
Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons
Siegfried Engelmann, Phyllis Haddox, Elaine Bruner - 1986. With more
than half a million copies in print, Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy
Lessons is the definitive guide to giving your child the reading skills needed
now for a better chance at tomorrow, while bringing you and your child
closer ...
How to Play the Hawaiian Ukulele: 10 Easy Lessons
https://books.google.com/books?isbn... - Traduci questa pagina
Diane Witt, Doris Fuchikami, Edith Kleinjans - 2000 - Nessu
--- Apparently, the largest number is in teaching your child to read -- 100
lessons -- But I suppose someone spoke about how to ... in ONE easy
lesson, without even a stinking easy lesson at all!
One problem about O. K's list is that it perhaps should go
1. implicature
2. implicature
3. implicature
4. implicature
5. disimplicature
just to animate the learning process?
Cheers,
Speranza
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