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PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND COURSE OUTCOMES ENGLISH IS A LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION IS AN ART COMPRISING OF A SET OF SKILLS – L S R W LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING These SKILLs are DEVELOPED BY PRACTICE ONLY MODULE (unit) Objectives : After this module you will be able to : Define and understand the process of communication Understand verbal and non-verbal communication Recognize various channels of communications List and use Principles of Effective Communication List and overcome Barriers in Communication PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION PURPOSE CLARITY CONCISENESS/BREVITY CONCRETENESS DIRECTNESS COURTESY CONSIDERATION CORRECTNESS SIMPLICITY COMPLETENESS I-YOU ATTITUDE POSITIVE ATTITUDE 1.PURPOSE 1.The response expected from the receiver. 2.All professional communication aims at building and maintaining good professional relations which also remains an underlying purpose. 2. CLARITY ...

REPORT WRITING   Definition:  A Report is a formal communication written for a specific purpose; it includes statement of a problem or situation, description of procedures followed for collection and analysis of data and its significance, the conclusions drawn from them and gives recommendations, if required. It is written after careful examination of the situation and is presented objectively, precisely and accurately.  What is a Report ? Origin (etymology): Latin word- “reportare”          re = back + portare = carry Report is : Description of an event carried back to someone who was not present on the scene. An account of something or an organized information collected by an authorized person to be used by another authorized person. Purpose – Why to write a Report? Whenever a problem arises the situation needs to be analysed and detailed information (Report) is required to take a decision. All professionals and technicians are required to...

Special English (A Voyage) Textbook Chapter Wise Important Questions  (Fiction and Drama) Chapter 1 Invocation (Translated from Atharva Veda) Chapter 2 The Diamond Necklace (G.D. Maupassant) Chapter 3 Goodbye Party for Miss Pushpa T.S. (By Nissim Ezekiel) Chapter 4 Dream-Children: A Reverie (Charles Lamb) Chapter 5 Our Casuarina Tree (Toru Dutt) Chapter 6 If the Well Goes Dry (Albert Gore) Chapter 7 A Prayer for My Daughter (William Butler Yeats) Chapter 8 The Beggar (Anton Chekhov) Chapter 9 After Apple-Picking (Robert Frost) Chapter 10 On Umbrella Morals (A.G. Gardiner) Chapter 11 My Father Travels (Dilip Chitre) Chapter 12 Youth and the Tasks Ahead (Dr. Karan Singh) Chapter 13 On His Being Arrived at the Age of Twenty-three (John Milton) Chapter 14 Albert-Einstein at School (Patrick Pringle) Chapter 15 To Autumn (John Keats) Chapter 16 Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (Col. G.S. Dhillon) Chapter 17 The La...

Characteristics Of Good Letter   1. Clear content Shaprates ideas into short paragraphs. Uses familiar words. Use active voice.   2.  A tone o f goodwill. Create a positive feeling to ward individual or organization. Put out the benefit to the  reader. We sensitive gender, race, age, disability, etc. Frame ideas positively.   3. Correct format. Appereance reflect the writer's carefulness and experience. Make a good