SELF-ASSESSMENT SUCCESS IN LEARNING ESP

I feel that every day my knowledge of English continues to improve. Speaking in English in lectures and various tasks for improving the language helps me to feel more stronger. So:
- Writing a summary (7)- it is difficult for me to express my thoughts in English, but I feel that my English language vocabulary enriched.
- Writing comprehension tests n modules in psychology (7-8)- I am trying very hard to learn the English language, and I can to learn them.
- Making power point prsentation (9)- I spent a lot of time and endeavour preparing my presentation. I feel that this work is useful for me.
- Impromptu speaking in class (6)- It is difficult for me to express impromptu my thoughts in English, when I speak. But more rich vocabulary helps me express better myself.
- Performance in listening practice (7)- listening task was difficult for me, but I tried to do my best. When my friend speak in lectures, I understand almost everything.
- Writing contributions to e-portfolio (weblog) (8)- While writing these essays I was able to use English literature which helped me to write correct works and let me learn more in English.

Pyrophobia

Pyrophobia is the fear of the fire. My friend being two years old sontact with the hot oven and char his hands. This event is completely forgotten for him, but the fire phobia chased him to fourteen years, when he only learnedto strike a light.
Symptoms of pyrophobia:
•Irrational fear of fire;
•Feeling of panic;
•Feeling of terror;
•Feeling of dread;
•Rapid heartbeat;
•Shortness of breath;
•Nausea;
•Dry mouth;
•Trembling;
•Anxiety.
Self-help NLP skills and procedures help in creating reality. During a successful session of self-help Neuro Linguistic Program your psychological ‘construct” is changed.
References: http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/p/pyrophobia/treatments.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrophobia

Necrophobia

Necrophobia or the fear of the dead is a psychological status when you feel afraid of death or may be you are afraid of dead things. The feeling is indeed uncanny. You cannot explain that eerie feeling, which you experience when you stand before a mummy or a corpse. This phobia is indeed dangerous.
Imagine yourself standing in a museum room with dead things around. The mummy with skeletal features and several carcasses of extinct animals of the world – all are looking as if ready to catch a prey when no one is around.
Symptoms of necrophobia:
•Shortness of breath;
•Rapid heartbeat;
•Infrequent and asymmetrical heart beat;
•Sweating;
•Dry mouth and shaking;
•Feeling sick and queasy;
•Psychological instability;
•An altogether feeling of dread and trepidation.

May be it developed after you saw some one dying or an ugly dead thing before you. You may have gone through lots of emotional trauma then.
Self-help NLP skills and procedures help in creating reality. During a successful session of self-help Neuro Linguistic Program your psychological ‘construct” is changed.
Once the “constructs” are exposed and reprogrammed, the fear of the dead is either minimized or absolutely eliminated. Self-help NLP techniques help you judge a situation logically and once the rational gains victory over the irrational, half the battle is automatically won.

References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necrophobia
http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/00415/Necrophobia.htm
http://www.phobia-fear-release.com/necrophobia.html