CRE Learning with Dr.Bob Boland & Geneva Team ...  

  Creative Relaxation Exercise    

  Courtesy: The greatest courtesy you can show to anyone from any country
 is to begin to speak to him in his own language"

VERSION 119 -  MARCH 2010

                                                                                                                             TARGET: 80 PLUS LANGUAGES

1. CRE Brochure
2. CRE Language Learning for Aid Workers
3. CRE Health Care
4. CRE Management
5. CRE Social Control
6. Learning Reinforcement audio (Amadeus E. music)
7. Research in Progress

IINSTRUCTIONS:

1.  Site free of all virus problems! All language learning materials are free to aid workers by downloading from this site. Comments and new ideas always welcome to: mail to:robertboland@wanadoo.fr .

2.  Absorbing LANGUAGE (verbal and body) enables EVERY aid worker to show COURTESY and to RELATE  deeply ... to the people he/she is helping. Use  CRE with fun and LAUGHTER ... for efficient and effective (doing the right things) COMMUNICATION! 

3. Absrb new language naturally from the universal grammar within you ... use the CRE text speaking all the time ... REINFORCE with practice ... VERBAL AND BODY language. Perhaps 50% of effective communication is body language?  

4. Print out the text (Word) and download the MP3 audio (where available) on to USB plug, or portable phone or cd for continuous replay. For learning problems use: Learning Focus  by Dr. David Wark or  Learning Reinforcement  or the Creative Learning Exercise with (Powerpoint ) and (audio).  

5.  A free audio player program can be downloaded from the Microsoft or from the Realplayer website. When player installed, type in the adress www.crelearning.com  so that all audio fields become available to you.    

6. CRE inspired by the memory of the late Professor Kenneth Hale of MIT who believed in the concept of "language courtesy", as he absorbed over 30 languages. CRE developed with so many UN staff and other volunteers by Dr. Bob Boland (IUG) and Dr Catherine d'Arcangues (WHO), Dr Shams Bathija (UNCTAD), Dr Sancos Boland (Kings), Barry Levett (Shell International), Boston University and the Team. See the Boston University Humanitarian website .   

7. CRE web-site originally for free language training for aid workers in developing countries.  Now includes training programs in: health care, management, social control, research etc.  Many ideas  inspired  by Dr. Viktor Frankl, Dr Michael Yapko, Dr. Robert Schuller, Dr Steven Gurgevich, Dr David Spegel and Dr. David Burns, whose fine books are listed in a Reading List. 

8. See also Google search and www.lulu.com for low-cost POD versions of all the learning materials. Check the site!  Learning support for each book with audio/computer/powerpointetc.freely provided. The Research Section lists some of the materials currently available . 

9.  Cooperation with other NGO's welcome. A CRE in any new language/dialect can be provided on request in about two days with contact with an enthusiastic natural language speaker.

Note -This CRE site for aid workers, has helped over 44,000 contacts worldwide since 2003, plus the current index below