Category: Communication

Table of Contents Introduction Retirement Benefits Plans Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) Plans Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees (SIMPLE) Plans Qualified plans Communicating the Plan to Employees Conclusion References Introduction Usually, employers offer retirement plans to their employees because the promise of a secure retirement represents an effective way to recruit and retain valuable employees…

Table of Contents Introduction Direct, Indirect and Semi Direct EFL Tests Effectiveness and Validity of the Direct Speaking Tests Effectiveness of Indirect and Semi-Indirect Methods Conclusion References Introduction The acronym EFL stands for English as a foreign language where various tests are used to measure the communication and language competency of individuals who use English…

Table of Contents Introduction Review of Literature Need for the Proposed Study/Problem Statement Purpose Statement Method References Introduction Lack of spontaneous communication and delayed language acquisition have been recognized as among the most consistent challenges facing children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (Duffy & Healy, 2011; Kim, Junker, & Lord, 2014). Although research shows that…

Abstract The paper reveals that the differences are present between white and black population segments in South Africa. The study states that the primary dissimilarities are defined by a different level of clarity, ambiguity, and involvement of emotions while building argumentation. Nonetheless, the critical similarity is the lack of competences in written communication due to…

Table of Contents Summary Reaction Implementation in a TESOL Classroom Reference Summary Creating the environment in which students will be eager to share their experiences, collaborate actively, and address emerging conflicts efficiently by applying appropriate negotiation strategies is a crucial step toward enhancing the process of knowledge acquisition by the target population. In their article,…

Explain how the knowledge of psycholinguistic levels can help translators in producing an equivalent discourse in the process of translation The language aspect of communication has to be examined for the efficient delivery and reception of information. The need for people to pick up, use, and comprehend language necessitated the demand to study the psychological…

Table of Contents Introduction Core Theses Conclusion Works Cited Introduction In the 1957 essay, Barthes constantly has in mind the manner in which linguistics had confronted and, as far as he was concerned, resolved a similar set of problems to those he was encountering in his research into clothing. The integration of the ideas of…

The current essay deals with a very important issue of mass communication impact on modern language. By thorough analysis of mass communication literature and the main facets of media discourse formation, conclusions are made concerning its role in the formation of modern language. Media studies are the interdisciplinary domain of research that embraces social psychology,…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction The relationship between verbal and non-verbal communication NVC as a cultural phenomenon Modern approaches to second language acquisition and NVC Conclusion Bibliography Abstract The research, which has been carried out, is aimed at analyzing the role of nonverbal communication (NVC) in the acquisition of the foreign language. In particular, it…

The research article “ESL Students’ Computer-Mediated Communication Practices” evaluates and analyses language learning practices based on computer-mediated communication (CMC). The author concentrates on the problem of joint activities and on “how a group of ESL students jointly constructed the context of their CMC activities through interactional patterns and norms” This topic is extremely interesting to…