what are some types of communication. it is my language arts homework?
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There are many types of communication. There is interpersonal communication, which is communication about current emotional states between two people, there is broadcasting, which is communication of information to a large number of people...there is letter writing, IMing, phone calls, books, television...just about any place you get information from is a form of communication, even the forum you're currently participating in!
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Communication is the processing of messages from one person  to another You need to learn to speak and write in a manner that someone can understand.\n\nCommunications refers to the business with radio and TV, where the message is going out on the airways.
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Some techniques include lecture, lecture with discussion (interactive lecturing), panel of experts, demonstrations, brainstorming, videotapes, using the Internet, class discussion, small group discussions, jigsaw activities (a type of small group work), case studies, modeling, role playing, report back sessions, worksheets, surveys, index card exercises, guest speakers, values  clarification exercises, and probably dozens of others.\n\nI've attached a number of websites that should help you put together definitions for the ones you choose ot consider.
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You will find many other types described at:\nhttp://www.sil.org/~radneyr/humanities/litcrit/gloss.htm\n\ncc
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Effective communication is key to imparting logical and cogent tips regardless of the branch of learning. Thusly, I give you tips for improving your english. Use a grammar and spell-checker. \n\nOh and please don't dangle something as tantalizing as 10 points in front of me... I could answer four stupid questions in addition to this one and get 10 points. How's that for math improvement?
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Go to google and type communication network, you will find lot of articles...\n\n\nRegards
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A communication tree....
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Can you explain a little more about what it is that you want to communicate?  Each situation is different.  You should check out your schools catalog or handbook.  You should be able to find a section in either book to help you with you situation.\nAlso, maybe somebody can help you more on here if you provide more information!
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Levels of Communication\n\nIntrapersonal Communication (with in one person)\nInterpersonal Communication (between two people)\nSmall Group (groups up to 25 people)\nLarge Group (groups of 25 or more)\nOrganizational Communication (within business, administration)\nPublic or Mass (special media directed to a large audience)\nInternational (involving cross cultures)\n\nTypes of Nonverbal Communication\n\nParalinguistics (variations in pitch, speed, volume and pauses that convey meaning)\nKinesics (physical gesturing such as facial expression, eye movement and posture)\nHaptics (the communication of touch)\nProxemics (the communication of space and proximity)\nAppearance (the alteration of physical appearance such as clothes, make up & jewelry)\nChronemics (the effects of time on communication)\nIconics (symbols used to convey meaning)\nOlfactory (the communication of smell)
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What kind of information are you looking for and for which specific form of business communication? \n\n "Business Communication" is an extremely large subject entailing countless variables, and nuances.  Have you considered taking a class or two -- or buying a book or two?  You local university offers classes in communications.  They also have a book store and a library.  Your local library should have numerous books and other materials on the subject of communications.
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Vonage\nComcast\nTimeWarner\n...etc.
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Altavista.com has this thing called babblefish or something like that. I used it for French homework once. (you didn't hear that! *lol*) Admittedly, it sometimes translates things too literally, for instance it disregards French idioms, (that is, sayings that are phrased differently but mean the same thing) but for simple things, and single words, it works well. Good luck!
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Here are some resources that might help.  If you follow the links provided with the first website it will take you to course outcomes for all grade levels.  They are Canadian, but the language arts outcomes are bsased upon integrating listening, speaking, reading and writing.  I found them quite helpful and they are done in a very user friendly format, designed to be downloaded and printed.\n\nI hope this is of some help.
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1. How u carry urself.\n2. How u communicate in different situations.\n3. How well are u able to give expressions according to the situation.\n---want more??? mail me at maykash_007@yahoo.com
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sweetheart, you need to work on your language arts!  try going to a teacher's supply store.  they have all kinds of things for all kinds of classrooms.
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Communication \n... to Word: Considering Modality Constraints in ASL/English Bilingual ... Sign Language (ASL) as a first language and written English as a second language.
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check out:\nhttp://www.rccsd.org/RKeim/asl_dictionary_sites.htm\n\nThere are ASL links and some lesson stuff on the site.\n\nalso, for abc's and numbers, the kids can play Battleship (or "fingership")\nFor colors and personal descriptions, they can play Guess Who?\nThey can write skits and act them out with sign language\nthey can sign songs as a major assignment\nEstablish "pen pal" relationships with a school for the deaf, so they can learn about how people who are deaf learn and use language.\n\nSend me an email if you want "fingership" or "guess who" game boards.