www.ilsc.in – Check out the video highlights of ILSC-New Delhi’s trip to the Maharaja state of Rajasthan. Staff and students visited the wind-swept city of Bikaner, the Gold City of Jaisalmer, the Blue City of Jodhpur, the Pink City of Jaipur, and the Lake Palace City of Udaipur (James Bond’s Octopussy was filmed here!!). http

www.ilsc.ca – In this video, find out what the Learn to Earn Program at ILSC New Delhi is all about, and how young Indian girls are using this ‘Learn to Earn’ Program to study and learn English in India! www.youtube.com

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Golden Rules for Spoken English – Part 3

Article by Yogesh

Golden Rules for Spoken English – Part 3

1. Start watching debate shows and talk shows: If you want to take your communication to next level, watching talk shows and debate shows are among prominent options; you will get hundred of new words during one hour talk or debate shows.

Apart from that you will feel a sound atmosphere where people speak English. There are plenty of talk shows and debate shows e.g. we the people and The big fight (NDTV 24*7), the beautiful people (CNBCTV18).

For a complete list of talk shows and debate shows you just send me a mail at below mentioned email id.

2. Listening: Good communication also includes good listening. To improve listening start interacting over phone, listen news and interviews on radio and use other mediums of listening.

Please take care listening has different importance because when you watch a person or interact face to face, you can understand him/her through body language and lips movements; but these things are not there when you are barely listening without watching. Always remember your client and boss may fire you anytime if you don’t have good listening or you do not understand what they want; so it is essential to improve your listening. 3. Conceptual clarity: It is important to have good command over language to develop better level of communication. If I talk about English you need to understand sentence structure, tense, grammar and other things clearly.

For conceptual clarity you can search websites or youtube videos or alternately you can start reading some good books. One of the best of book for English beginners is Speak English like a Star.

4. Describing your day: one of the best ways to improve your communication is to describe your day before mirror or through audio/video recording; through describing you can easily develop fluency and smoothness in your communication.

You often need to describe your past experience and achievements before an interviewer, boss or colleagues; if you are comfortable describing your whole day, you feel at ease in any situation where you need to describe your past incident, experience or achievements.

While describing day try to include what you did, thought and discussed. This will surely help you to take your communication to next level.

5. Reading: Reading also helps you to improve as far as conceptual clarity is concerned; it will not help much in speaking.

You can start reading your favorite books or magazines to maintain atmosphere of English. You can also read articles on internet and also update your knowledge through reading.

6. Clarity of mind: One of the traits of communication is having clarity of mind. Your tongue hardly gets stuck if you know in your mind what you want to speak; so be clear in your mind what you want to speak.

When you want to speak something or answer a question just take a pause, be clear about what you want to say or answer and then speak.

You must have noticed your bosses and senior management, they have 100% clarity of mind about whatever they want to speak and they hardly get stuck; same goes with good anchors, public speakers and teachers.

So take time before you speak and be clear about what you want to say.

7. Polishing your English: First learn to speak smoothly; once you are comfortable in speaking start improving your grammar since grammar does not make you speak English or any other language.

You have experienced this concept i.e. you learn grammar for 6-7 years in school but that does not make you speak English; you can improve speaking through speaking only not just by learning grammar. Moreover you started speaking your mother tongue long before you went to school or started learning grammar.

Use grammar to polish your English or communication not to speak English. You can buy books or find websites to practice grammar.

8. Earn the right to speak: The most important concept of communication is right to speak e.g. I can speak about communication for 2 hours because I have knowledge, experience and research of good communication; I have earned the right to speak. If you want to speak on a topic, you should have knowledge, experience or research about that particular topic to make you present the topic. Suppose you ask me to speak something about wild life and I have no knowledge, research and experience of wild life, I cannot speak anything on that topic despite having good English because I do not have right to speak.

So if you have an opportunity to present a topic, first consider whether you have a right to speak on that topic i.e. you have knowledge, experience and research of that topic. If you don’t have right to speak you need not feel inferior and deny that opportunity confidently; even if you take a chance to speak, you will simply spoil the presentation.

9. Increase your market value: Have you ever thought that you can have better market value while improving your communication.

Let me explain the same; first find out the best companies in your industry or field e.g. accounting, marketing, research, BPO and so on. Start listening key people or top management of those field or industry to understand their philosophy, attitude and mind set so that you can also start working with that perspective.

Through watching or listening those people you will improve your communication and at the same time by understanding their mind set, values and attitude, you will have better market value for sure.

If you are working on your communication or English, please go through following also

1. Golden rules for Spoken English – Part 1

2. Golden Rules for Spoken English – Part 2

Are you facing any of following problem?1. Do you have hesitation in Spoken English?2. Do you not get proper words while speaking English?3. Are you not able to communicate your thoughts? We have a fast track and most effective solution to overcome these challenges; you can feel the difference and quality we are offering from day1 itself. Following is the link of online demo session:http://sviindia.vmukti.com ( Please click on demo video after opening this link) For other queries and detail please mail me at yogesh@sviindia.com or visit us at http://www.sviindia.com or call us at numbers mentioned above










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gI 75077 handsongrammar Making Grammar Lessons Fun and Hands On with Interactive Whiteboards
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Ballard & Tighe, Publishers today announced the release of their newest instructional product, Hands-On Grammar ( http://www.Hands-OnGrammar.com ), designed for use with one of todays most engaging learning tools for studentsthe interactive whiteboard (IWB).

Covering 15 areas of grammar with 220 activities, Hands-On Grammar provides comprehensive grammar content that is aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Areas of grammar include parts of speech, nouns, adjectives, conjunctions, and past and present tense.

Hands-On Grammar puts grammar lessons in students hands, giving them opportunities to interact with content by dragging, writing, and manipulating objects and text on the interactive whiteboard, while developing oral language and vocabulary skills. All this movement creates another pathway to memory that helps students internalize the grammar concepts theyre learning while making grammar fun, says Mark Espinola, CEO of Ballard & Tighe.

As most teachers know, the IWB is not merely a presentation tool, but a learning platform that creates a hands-on learning environment for students, engaging and encouraging their participation during lessons. Were excited to introduce Hands-On Grammar as high quality content for the interactive whiteboard.

IWBs transform classrooms into multimedia environments, and more educators are embracing this technology for its ability to engage students and impact learning. According to the 2011 “National Survey of Interactive Whiteboard Usage,” conducted by Education Market Research, 69.8% of teachers surveyed believe that the IWB is definitely here to stay, and its penetration will grow significantly over the next few years.

Designed for English language learners, Hands-On Grammar also supplements ELA instruction for English-only students. Educators can visit http://www.Hands-OnGrammar.com to download a free sample lesson, or to see an overview, demonstration videos, and screen shots.

About Ballard & Tighe

Ballard & Tighe, Publishers has focused on developing products for English language learners since 1976. Ballard & Tighe produces assessment products and instructional materials used in more than 3,500 school districts throughout the U.S. and internationally.

Contact: Khoi Nguyen, Ballard & Tighe, Publishers, 714.990.4332/knguyen(at)ballard-tighe(dot)com

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Q&A: 10 point tonight!!What is one new word that is in the process being removed from the Oxford English Dictionary?

February 1, 2012

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TEFL courses offer hope for future job market

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TEFL courses offer hope for future job market Article by St Giles If you are interested in the potential adventures that may lie ahead with undertaking a TEFL course do not hesitate to visit the St Giles International website to explore the opportunity further.

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Its O-V-E and But Not R

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District Leaders Get Dose of Teaching Common Core

January 31, 2012

District Leaders Get Dose of Teaching Common Core By Catherine Gewertz What would happen if English/language arts teachers revolutionized their instruction to focus intently—and exclusively—on the texts students are reading? That's what chief academic officers from 14 urban school districts … Read more on Education Week News With too many home exercises, students will have [...]

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