I. Topics for Informative Speaking a. Process most often we use a chronological Organization Occasionally‚ a topical organization b. Objects= tangibles Structures‚ animals‚ people‚ places Topical is the most commonly used organization Sometimes chronological or spatial organizations are used c. Events= Historical or current events‚ diseases d. Concepts Generally a topical organization is used Noncontroversial concepts. *Make sure that all technical terms are defined‚ explained
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Primary school children should not be given homework Should children have homework in a primary school? It’s not a question for me. Of course they should. My strong opinion is based on my life experience and my observations. I observed children in school for years and may say that there is apparent difference between children who are doing their homework and children who have nothing to do after school. First of all‚ children should have homework because it helps to strengthen their knowledge
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Listening Habits Paper LaShondra Herring Art/340 University of Phoenix Listening Habits There are many styles of music like gospel‚ R&B‚ classical‚ jazz‚ country and many others. The style and artists that represents my listening style is not just one particular person but a whole genre. Gospel music is the style of music that keeps me focused with day-to-day issues‚ with artist like Mary Mary and Donnie McClurkin. These people have voices with soul that touches my heart. The songs
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negative effects. In the United States of America‚ a way of paying attention to someone speaking is to make eye to eye contact. Looking at an inanimate object or at someone else is rude and insulting to the one who is speaking. Avoiding eye contact may also imply the avoider is shy‚ intimidated or has low self esteem. African Americans in general often look down when they are listening and look up when speaking to someone. However; with some African Americans‚ a child looking directly into parents
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café. interpreter available The tours are given in 8.......................... The customers should bring 9............…....... and some 10 ................…........ 10/3/12 Scott’s English Success 3/8www .scottsenglish.com/0_swtyvrZa/labs/Listening/1_testpaper.asp?lab=1 © Mascot Corporation Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved. (www.ScottsEnglish.com) FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. MUST NOT BE COPIED. PROTECTED BY INTERNATIONAL LAW. SECTION 2 Questions 11-20 Questions 11 and 12 Choose TWO letters
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Accordingly‚ I thought it was better to spend those ten minutes in listening to her to let it all out even though the issue was not connected to the one we were working on. After refocussing the client on the core issue‚ I used reflective listening to confirm and clarify the statements. While rephrasing‚ I managed to reinforce the statements that indicated the client was affirm about change. We explored together
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people equate listening with passivity and weakness. We also live in a multi-sensory commercialized media world that invites us to be distracted from intimate connection with others. It’s wonderful that communication today can be lightning fast‚ yet email or instant messaging is a poor substitute for live‚ unconditional human presence. So how can we learn to be fully present with and for each other? We can do this by learning to listen in a genuinely empathic way. Empathic listening integrates an
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Supporting teaching and learning in schools . support for pupils: In daily class life I am required to implement structured learning activities and supervise and assist a student or a group of students in completing their tasks. It is also required that I undertake activities in assisting in monitoring the personal‚ social and emotional needs of a pupil‚ and to also develop a positive relationship with the pupils. Helping a pupil to reach their individual targets and monitoring their progress the
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THE POWER OF PUBLIC SPEAKING BY WAN HIZAM BIN WAN HASSAN Speaking in Public An English proverb says “talk is cheap!” But nowadays a good talk “can be very expensive” indeed. There are people who travels between cities town to town‚ delivering speeches as a form of entertainment or information to paying audiences. Example: Oprah Winfrey – The Oprah Show David Letterman – Late Night with Letterman (50K per speech) Do you know who „them‟? A few are
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SPEAKING SKILLS STRESS AND INTONATION: While speaking a word‚ we use extra force in uttering some syllable or syllables in that word. This extra force is called stress and the syllable is called stressed syllable. In the following words‚ the syllables in bold letters show stress. father | fa-ther | First syllable is stressed | insult | In-sult | Second syllable is stressed | TWO TYPES OF STRESS: There are two types of stress.
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