Effective CommunicationDramatic Lines Publishers, 2003 - 201페이지 Methods of effective communication are explored in a wide range of contexts and it is particularly useful for people undertaking assessment or an examination in communication or public speaking. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO PART | 9 |
The English tense system | 22 |
The use of modal verbs | 28 |
The use of the active and passive | 36 |
TENSES | 43 |
FUTURES AND MODULES | 49 |
Use of the passive in the English language | 50 |
Striving for quality | 133 |
The ability to talk effectively | 136 |
MANAGING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN A VARIETY OF COMMUNICATION CONTEXTS | 143 |
Preparing a speech for a known audience | 148 |
Speaking to an unknown audience | 154 |
Analysing your audience | 156 |
Researching your topic | 157 |
Putting your speech together | 160 |
SOUNDS | 60 |
The communicative power of sounds | 66 |
Understanding the music intonation | 75 |
INTRODUCTION TO PART 2 | 85 |
28 | 89 |
The good news about nervousness the energizer effect | 92 |
33 | 95 |
COMMUNICATION CONTENT AND CONTEXT | 107 |
INTRODUCTION TO PART 3 | 109 |
41 | 113 |
Developing your communication potential and building your interpersonal style | 115 |
43 | 119 |
Culture | 123 |
Ethical communication | 126 |
Developing clear interpersonal ethics | 127 |
Interpersonal goals | 128 |
Gaining selfknowledge | 129 |
Discovering commonality with others | 130 |
Identifying the processes of communication | 131 |
Recognising basic elements of communication | 132 |
Remembering your speech | 161 |
Using memory techniques | 162 |
How the memory works vivid imaging | 163 |
Longrange preparation | 166 |
Rehearsing the speech | 169 |
Humanistic and crosscultural considerations helping your audience to listen effectively | 170 |
What listeners can do understanding listening from the audiences perspective | 173 |
Using the tools of communication effectively | 176 |
In conclusion | 180 |
NONVERBAL FACTORS IN SPEECH DELIVERY 71 The elements of nonverbal communication | 181 |
Posture | 183 |
Gestures | 184 |
Audiovisual aids | 185 |
Types of visual aids | 186 |
EVALUATING AND ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNICATION 77 Look to Shakespeare | 189 |
Evaluating a speech | 190 |
Evaluating communication a contextual approach | 195 |
Speech evaluation form | 199 |
Persuasive speech evaluation form | 201 |
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