Prof. Nair's self-study system helps you become fluent through a series of specialized fluency techniques. These are techniques that native speakers of English use unconsciously. Here are the chief fluency techniques:
(1) Idea unit techniques.
(2) Speech-generation Techniques.
(3) Habit-formation Techniques.
(4) Mouth Gymnastics.
(5) Speech-flow Techniques.
(6) Pattern Techniques.
(7) Word-fusing Techniques.
(8) Conversion Techniques.
(9) Functional/Notional/Situational Techniques.
(10) On-the-spot speech-composition Techniques.
(11) Information-packing Techniques.
(12) Discourse-building Techniques.
(13) Word-mastery Techniques.
(14) Rhythm unit Techniques.
We supply you with 20 self-study books. They’re self-instructional books specially prepared for home study. They’re self-explanatory. And they help you to train in the fluency techniques - by yourself. In the privacy of your home. At your leisure.
You see, there are a large number of isolated pieces of language fundamentals lying scattered here and there in your mind. The Lessons and Supplements bring all these things together. And they organize these things into a systematic body of knowledge within you. And they add a lot of other fluency-related aspects to that knowledge... and make that knowledge rock-solid.
Self-study books get you to master language manipulation skills and a large number of other things on which the fluency skill is based. In this way, they get your fluency skill to develop from a firm foundation, rather than in a disorganized or haphazard way.
You see, you’re an advanced learner, and you don’t have to do the learning in the presence of a trainer. This is because fluency techniques are things that are uniquely suited to self-study. In fact, you’ll never really come to master fluency techniques until you learn them by yourself - without anybody helping you. It’s only when you understand them inside out by yourself that they become part of your being. And only then will it become second nature for you to apply them and speak English really fluently. Only then will it become second nature for you to put those techniques to practical use in real-life situations. And if you want to become really fluent in English, applying fluency techniques must come as second nature to you.