i need an answer its for my cooking class….

improve team work and the outcome of the finished product. also when you have communication the quality is improved because you have people checking the right amount of ingredients and you have people who can take orders if there is something that needs to be done.

I m looking for answer of my question.

Well, I collect timepieces and one time a lady friend of mine was bored and asked me what we could do one dreary winter night.

Looking over to the pride of my collection, a huge grandfather clock I’d recently acquired, I said "We could always fiddle with my rather large CLOCK."

Next thing you know she slapped me across the face and threatened to call the local constable on me for menacing a lady.

Boy was my face red…

I cannot speak proper french…my french sounds weird when I speak. Also, when someone speaks in french I am unable to understand what they are saying. How can i solve this?

Do not say go to Quebec or France? I have no transportation (not even in the summer)

Ahhh. If you could travel, live in the countries where the language is spoken, you would get there….for now, try finding an online chat line.

There are many. Find an AURAL/ORAL chat.

Try amourparisien.com.

Sharedtalk.com

or just search until you find something.

Taking the course in Livemocha would help you…just do the first exercise, then the oral…people will listen to your recordings and contact you back with corrections and help. You can make friends there, then switch to something like msn or skype, where you can talk like on a phone…surely you have used something like that in English.
Careful with the webcam features, though…My brother in law just told me some guy figured out how to turn them on remotely…keep it covered when you aren´t using it.

This video, intended for Ms. Price’s Speech I students, highlights various aspects of nonverbal communication and the responsibility of the listener in communication.

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I see so much division here on the internet, on TV, and just in the nation as a whole.
I believe that a major reason for the lack of progress on the problems that plague our nation today is that communication is too accessible. It used to be that someone with a good idea had to hold a rally, and if that idea caught on, more would listen and eventually they would be heard by millions. Now all they have to do is blog. No one has to earn the right to be heard anymore.
As a result we, as citizens, are submitted to a deluge of uninformed and childish assaults rather than an intelligent debate from those who have earned the right to speak. Power no longer goes to those with the best ideas, but those with the best marketing team. What’s your opinion on this and do you think there is anything that can be done about it?
Yeah_but…: No, I don’t want to live in the dark ages with no communication. That is a slippery slope fallacy. However, I wouldn’t mind less ability to be heard if it meant that those who ARE heard have something valuable to say.

I do agree with you.

I’ve heard people in my everyday life say the world is "over-signed". Meaning, there are too many distractions that keep people further apart than in past decades. We’re pulled in too many different directions.

I think we’re also unintentionally rude as well- many of us don’t even know who our neighbors are!

I like the idea of blogs though… in the sense that they don’t have to always be about the writer. Or, not directly. Very few bloggers are going to notate their daily schedule and tell you what they had for breakfast each day.

They’ll turn you on to a new band though, or a new TV show. The internet is an incredible learning tool, regardless of if you’re learning about a subject for a report, or just about life.

But some bloggers do just want to sit and spout off what they feel is wrong with the world. They have nothing positive to say except, "Well at least it’s better than this other alternative". Unfortunately when people speak like that, it gives their speech a black-or-white, with-me-or-against-me stance to the listener, and the listener or reader will spout off their contradictory replies… and it will escalate from there.

It is incredibly difficult to read people’s views as to what "tone" they are in… which I think also helps with the miscommunication. People jot down their thoughts and run off to another blog or question and do it again.

I think with this upcoming election, we need to really look at the issues instead of the person. People change, after all. They’re not always feeling the same about the issues through their entire lives (what the opposing party would refer to as "flip-flopping"). And it is incredibly stupid to shoot someone down because of their looks, or their weight, or their colour, or their gender.

This is a very important decision… why can’t people see this?