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Understand Accounting Concepts Visually With This Subscription Site
- Text/Diagram Format
- Easy to Read & Understand
- Gives the Gist of Over 200 Topics
Kelly’s Comment (Original Test Pilot):
“That’s better. I always thought I should be able to just read it and it would make sense”
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If Seen The Wrong Way
Accounting Concepts Won’t Make Sense
Debits & Credits Will Make No Sense
This is because you are looking at debits & credits in the wrong order
Cash Account Will Strike You as Being Back-to-Front
This is because you see debits & credits having a positive or negative value
The Whole System Will Seem Unnecessarily Complicated
This because you are looking at the double entry system as a recording system
If It Makes No Sense
You Have One Option Only
All you can do is mindlessly repeat the text you have read, over and over again.
Why Not Try Visual Learning?
Easily Get the Gist of Topics
Before class, homework, or tutoring session, read the relevant topic. Takes a minute or so.
Comfortably Reinforce Visual Memory
Peaceful & pleasant. You don’t have to say things over & over. You will see them, over & over.
How It Came To Be
Born Out Of Desperation
Years ago, my wife was tutoring a 19 year old accounting student. Kelly was doing an accounting administration course at a community college, but she wasn’t doing well, and she was becoming desperate. She had asked one of her classmates to help her, but it hadn’t worked out. So she asked my wife. My wife wasn’t having much success, either. Kelly wanted to understand what she was learning, but my wife was unable to explain it. After a while, my wife also became desperate.
So I stepped in to help. I don’t have an accounting background. My only experience with it was a short course I did years ago, but I could still remember the thoughts and reservations I had about accounting at that time, so I could easily relate to Kelly. My wife was in a different situation. After years of accounting experience, her memories had slowly modified to the point where she had no empathy with her.
My idea was to create some kind of interface between Kelly and my highly experienced wife. Verbal explanations weren’t working, and I soon discovered that written explanations were no better. In the end, I came up with my text/diagram format. From then on, I would write up the week’s topic. Kelly would then spend a minute or so reading it, and after that, she could follow my wife through the tutoring session. It worked like a charm. Kelly went from scoring around 30% in exams to 70% and she was just much happier.
I call my style ‘track’ style. It reminds me of the marks a bulldozer track leaves, and like a bulldozer, it gets you over the most difficult terrain with ease. Besides that, it gets you on track with the accounting topic.
Reviews
Kelly Scar – Australia
“That’s better. I always thought I should be able to just read it and it would make sense”
Corina Nznek – Romania
“That was really comfy. You make things very easy to understand”
James Galloway – UK
“Because of my dyslexia, I would need to read topics a couple of times, but I got the gist of it”
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