Father
of Fluency Development
“Mr.
Nair was the first person in the world to give shape to
the area of study now known as ‘English fluency development’
and to systematize it into a distinct teachable subject.
Mr. Nair started researching into this area of study...
in 1971. He isolated the factors that block fluency as well
as those that promote fluency. He worked out a series of
techniques, and organized them into a dedicated course in
fluency development for the first time in the world. So
he is better known as the father of fluency development.”
– General Knowledge Today.
Eminent
Scholar
“Prof.
Kev Nair, an eminent scholar of international repute and
a renowned English language lexicographer...”
– The
New Indian Express.
“There
is an air of enormous authority and dignity around all Prof.
Nair’s works, each of which is a magnificent blend
of scholarship and practical common sense.”
– Competition Success Review, India's largest-read
youth magazine.
Earliest
Pioneer
“Prof.
Nair... is known the world over as the Father of Fluency
Development.”
– DECCAN HERALD.
Father
of Fluency Lexicography
“Prof.
Kev Nair has been leading the world in English fluency research
since 1971... Prof. Kev Nair is regarded the world over
as the father of fluency lexicography... Fluency lexicography
came into existence as a separate branch of dictionary writing
with the publication of Prof. Nair’s Dictionary of
Active Fluency Combinations in 1986.”
– Competition Success Review, India's largest-read
youth magazine.
Fluency heritage
“He
had been researching since 1971, and the results of the
study led him to new discoveries.”
– THE HINDU, India's national newspaper since 1878.
Unrivalled
experience
“Prof.
Kev Nair.. has been researching into the vocabulary development
process from the fluency-building angle since 1971.”
– The New Indian Express.
World's
most experienced English fluency teacher
“Since
1974, Prof. Kev Nair has been using carefully collected
word combinations... as one of the major tools for training
advanced and post-advanced fluency aspirants.”
– Competition Success Review, India's
largest-read youth magazine.
The
Final Fluency Word
“If
you tend to use English in your day-to-day life... here’s
the final word on the line of authorities you need to follow: Quirk for grammar, Fowler for usage, and KevNair for fluency.”
–
The New Indian Express.
Prof.
Nair lives with his wife and
two children in Kochi, Kerala.
