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    Describe Active Listening

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    DESCRIBE What active listening is a process of information‚ which uses all of our senses but mostly through perceiving sound? Our‚ hearing‚ smell‚ taste and touch are sensing that we sometimes use it without knowing. Listen correctly‚ can be crucial to encoding and decoding the message‚ for clarification and understanding what the message is. While deciphering messages‚ you get a sense of understanding what the message is saying. Next‚ is trying to remember or recall what you are trying

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    OUTLINE TOPIC: Sex education GENERAL PURPOSE: To inform SPECIFIC PURPOSE: I want my audience to know and understand everything about sex education and its implications INTRODUCTION Attention getters: • I can remember the first time I had “the talk” with my parents. • How many people have ever had “the talk” with their parents? • What comes to your mind when you hear the word sex? • Thesis statement: sex education should be about giving a girl or boy the tools or having the courage to say

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    Internal Auditor’s Role The Internal Auditor’s Role in MIS Developments By: Larry E. Rittenberg Charles R. Purdy The MIS manager in many organizations is encountering a new group concerned with the data processing function — the internal EDP auditor.’ These auditors often have a broad role ranging from evaluating data processing controls to reviewing data security and new system developments. However‚ in many organizations‚ the auditor’s role is not clear. This article integrates the results

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    Supreme Green ESL 433 N October 16‚2014 Janice Norris Lesson Plan Reflection In this reflection essay‚ it will justify the content reasoning for implementing alliteration in a SIOP lesson plan for English Language Learners. For the most part‚ English Language Learners experience difficulties in their quest to obtain language proficiency because of their under develop cognitive skills‚ intellectual skills‚efficient and effective exposure

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    Win Dias PERSUASIVE SPEECH SPEECH 4 “TRADITIONAL BOOK vs. ELECTRONIC BOOK (EBOOK)” THE NEW ERA OF ACQUARING‚ STORING‚ AND CARRYING INFORMATION. General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech‚ the audience will agree that EBook is better than traditional book. Proposition of fact: EBook is better than Traditional Books. Organizational Pattern: Cause and Effect Introduction According to Wiki Answers an average college student would access about 700 books during

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    principles of speaking

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    Getting Started Important note: The Burning Crusade is an expansion set to World of Warcraft. You must already have a properly installed copy of World of Warcraft in order to install and play this expansion. Installing the Game (PC) TM Welcome Back to the World of Warcraft! System Requirements: OS: Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4); Windows XP (Service Pack 2). Processor: Intel Pentium 3 800MHz‚ or AMD Duron 800MHz. Memory: 512 MB RAM‚ 1 GB RAM is recommended. Video: Minimum: 32 MB 3D graphics processor

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    Speaking Activities for the Classroom Copyright 2004 Compiled by David Holmes . . . . . . . . Contents Preface : To The Teacher Chapter One : Warm-up Activities Chapter Two : Words‚ Phrases and Sentences Chapter Three : Grammar and Speaking Chapter Four : Interactive Role-Play Chapter Five : Traveling and Touring Chapter Six : Finding the Right Words Chapter Seven : Fables‚ Tales and Stories Chapter Eight : Talking Tasks Chapter Nine : A Bit of Business Chapter Ten

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    Public Speaking Anxiety

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    COPING WITH PUBLIC SPEAKING ANXIETY Abstract The purpose of this study was to investigate whether the teaching of affective strategies helps students’ reduce their public speaking anxiety. We used the questionnaire Personal Report of Public Speaking Anxiety (PRPSA) developed by McCroskey (1970; 1992) in order to determine the level of anxiety that a student experiences while holding a speech. At the beginning of the semester‚ the students were asked to fill out the questionnaire by approximating

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    Topic Speaking English

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    FINAL TEST FORMAT I. Listening: 20p - 5 picture description - 5 Question – response - 5 short conversations - 5 T/F I. Grammar and vocabulary: 20p - 10 grammar MCQs - 10 vocab MCQs II. Reading: 20p - 1 reading comprehension passages (5 MCQs): - 1 reading passage (5 T/F): IV. Writing : 20p - Q56- 60 : 5 sentence arrangement (5p) - Q61- 67 : 1 gap-fill passage (7 questions – 10 options) : 7p - 1 topic writing (in 50 – 70 words with guiding questions): 8p V. Speaking: 20p - Introduction

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    Most people are ignorant to distinguish the concept between talking and speaking. The key of speaking is to communicate with speech‚ in a more serious and formal manner. In contrast to talking‚ speaking only include one person communicating to a certain number of audience. Meanwhile it is a norm that everyone can talk with ease‚ a public speaker may feel all jittery before or/and during a speech delivery or pass out in a middle of the function. Some speakers tend to look down the aisle rather than

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