To understand the role of language in public life and the social process in general, we need first a closer understanding of how linguistic knowledge and social factors interact in discourse interpretation. This volume is a major advance towards that understanding. Professor Gumperz here synthesizes fundamental research on communication from a wide variety of disciplines and develops an original and broadly based theory of conversational inference which shows how verbal communication can serve either between individuals of different social and ethnic backgrounds.
Success is a six-level course for Upper Secondary school students aged 14-20 years, taking learners from zero beginner to an advanced level of English competency.
Success offers - inspiring and up-to-date topics that are relevant to the age group - activities that help students both understand (Work it Out) and internalise grammar rules (Check it Out) as well as avoid common mistakes (Mind the Trap)
"I know that most of us have been in a situation where not know what to say before a group of people. Anyone who went through this experience would never forget such an embarrassing moment. Now is the time when you should put all this behind you and turn over a new leaf because now is the time for a change. With the few steps, tips, and exercises, speaking up in public will be a piece of cake."
It Is a great book about communication and I think it might help you to get a better career and effective communication. This Book was written by a Teacher at a language centre
Teaching English - Developments in the Training of Teachers of English
I reaffirm my conviction that the teacher can contribute in various ways to the creation of a climate conducive to real communication in a foreign language classroom. I would like to point out, moreover, that mutual communication between student and teacher in the classroom community is not only effective but also enjoyable and rewarding for the teacher himself.
"In turbulent times, the ability to communicate with power and purpose becomes a crucial leadership competency. Smart executives realize that leadership communication isn't a matter of ""making nice,"" but a strategic necessity.
