...Figure 1. Sellers, J. (2013). Physical Therapy Figure 1. Sellers, J. (2013). Physical Therapy By: Corbin Felts By: Corbin Felts Communicating Effectively in the Field of Physical Therapy Communicating Effectively in the Field of Physical Therapy Injuries cannot be avoided in the world of competitive sports. Of course, when injuries occur, they must be treated. The significance and type of injury can vary but it is the physical therapist’s responsibility to insure quality treatment. The duties of a physical therapist include evaluating, diagnosing, and documenting the type of injury(s), as well as prescribing appropriate treatment. Writing in the field of physical therapy plays a key role to the success of a patient’s wellbeing as well as a physical therapist’s career. When giving your written diagnosis and treatment plans, the accuracy and articulation of your writing holds the key to either a speedy recovery or the risk of further injury. Physical therapists must stress the importance of being able to communicate with patients both orally and in writing. Injuries cannot be avoided in the world of competitive sports. Of course, when injuries occur, they must be treated. The significance and type of injury can vary but it is the physical therapist’s responsibility to insure quality treatment. The duties of a physical therapist include evaluating, diagnosing, and documenting the type of injury(s), as well as prescribing appropriate treatment. Writing in the field...
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...ability to use language to describe events and sequence activities; the Interpersonal style, the ability to use language to build trust and rapport; the Understanding style, the ability to develop logical arguments and use rhetoric; and the Self-expressive style, the ability to use metaphoric and expressive language. Figure 1. Sample "Kinesthetic" Vocations by Style MasteryThe ability to use the body and tools to take effective action or to construct or repair.Mechanic, Trainer, Contractor, Craftsperson, Tool and Dye Maker | InterpersonalThe ability to use the body to build rapport, to console or persuade, and to support others.Coach, Counselor, Salesperson, Trainer | Kinesthetic | UnderstandingThe ability to plan strategically or to critique the actions of the body.Physical Educator, Sports Analyst, Professional Athlete, Dance Critic | Self-ExpressiveThe ability to appreciate the aesthetics of the body and to use those values to create new forms of expression.Sculptor, Choreographer, Actor, Dancer, Mime, Puppeteer | Next, we listed samples of vocations that people are likely to choose, given particular intelligence and learning-style profiles. Working in this way, we devised a model that linked the process-centered approach of learning styles and the content and product-driven multiple intelligence theory. Figure 2 shows how you might construct a classroom display of information about intelligences, styles, and possible vocations. Consider kinesthetic intelligence...
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...relationship with a new customer. After Breezy decides to go offshore, it will have to go through the negotiating process, which involves five steps. Breezy then, must have capabilities of how an offshore business is organized, consider the many different costs and risks involved in the implementation and decide how it will finance the project. The report also talks about how Breezy will have to modify its corporate strategy. Finally, the report concludes with the best reccomendation for Breezy to maintain its competitive advantage. 1. In exploring the possibility of developing a relationship with offshore car manufacturers, what questions should Breezy be asking? a) Who are the suppliers of carburators and air filters that Breezy will be competing against? This is an important question when conducting an external analysis of the players in the Industry because Breezy will be able to design a strategy that will make their products different from competitors. b) What are the car manufacturers human, financial, physical and organizational resources and capabilities? Breezy should be asking and investigating the firms that it plans on partnering abroad because they would not want to d business with car manufacturers that are not financially stable or have a bad organizational culture. c) How is the business done in the country (Brazil or India)? Breezy must consider the different business styles deriving from different countries in order to succeed in the global market. d) Does...
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...Arguably the most important thing is your obligation as a beginning teacher or an aspiring teacher to make increasingly well-informed decisions in the context of your everyday practice (Wilen, Ishler, Hutchison, & Kindsvatter, 2000). This is because teaching is a profession in which demanding situations arise on a daily basis. The areas of success within Taylah’s Health and Physical Education teaching performance, include creating safe and welcoming classroom environments, developing positive rapport with students, individualisation of instruction, knowledge and application of the standards, and practicing multiple modes of instruction (Personal Communication, 2014; Bhullar, Professional Experience Report 2015). Taylah demonstrates a high ability to cater for the individual needs of each student through appropriately sequenced lesson plans (Personal Communication, 2015). Planning demonstrates clear outlines with specific lesson focuses and sensible sequencing and transitioning of activities. Accommodations for students who are advanced and those who struggle are always considered and...
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...Some students understood their grammatical errors, and paid attention to English grammar while doing their journal writing. Other students who did not look at teachers’ feedback repeated the same errors. Students in Group A tried to write complicated sentences, and use difficult words. It caused the increase of the number of errors. Students in Group B only wrote short sentences, and some of them always wrote the same sentences. That is why the number of errors in Group A was more than that in Group B. Students who avoided using difficult and complex words or sentences wrote the simple and correct sentences, while those who tried to use these words or sentences made a lot of errors. From the questionnaires, three concerns arose from the results of this study. 1. Some students could not write in their journals while at home, but they could do so in the classroom immediately before or during the class. Maybe they were unable to write very many words in English. If so, they do not think about what they want to write, and how to express their thoughts. To effectively express their ideas, they need more time to write in their...
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...What is the purpose of the article (to entertain, inform, persuade, or a combination)? Explain your answer. How do the writers organize information in the article? What purpose do you think they had in mind with this structure? What is the tone or expressive style of the article? What effect does this tone produce? COM 140 Week 1 DQ 2 Recall a writer with whom you have felt rapport as well as a writer with whom you have felt little or no rapport. What made the difference? Provide suggestions for building rapport between the writer and readers of written communication. COM 140 Week 3 DQ 1 Post your response to the following: In what ways are purpose, audience, tone, and content different for interpersonal and business communication? Provide specific examples to support your answer. · Consider your own experience as you answer this question. If you have not worked in a business environment, you may ask a friend, parent, or other adult about his or her experiences. COM 140 Week 3 DQ 2 Post your response to the following: What qualities make any form of written communication effective? Which qualities do you already include in your writing? How can you incorporate additional effective elements into your written communication? COM 140 Week 5 DQ 1 Post your response to the following: Recall a situation in which someone was trying to persuade you. How effective was the argument? What could have made the argument more persuasive? COM 140 Week 5 DQ 2...
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...What is a sales presentation? In a nut shell, a sales presentation is an advertisement delivered in person to the customer. The sole purpose of it is to make the customer buy your product. In consumer world, advertisements are extensively used - either in TV or Radio or Magazines/Paper or Internet. But In business to business world, advertising through conventional media does not work, so companies developed a set of slides - which contain certain messages to the customer. And this is conventionally called as "sales presentation" Brief History In early 1900's, these slides were nothing but some printed sheets of paper accompanied with a live demonstration of the product. Later in 1950's, few companies began to use a set of film slides which could be projected on a screen, a few companies in US also began to use film projectors to show short video clippings. These clippings were in fact advertisements made by a professional agency. This presentation using slide film projectors were very expensive and often it was out of reach of small firms - even in big companies, the number of presentations were very limited. With the advent of plastic films from 3M and laser printers, a new form of sales presentation emerged - Computer generated slides which could be projected via a OHP (Over Head Projector). This marked the beginning of low cost computer generated presentations. (On a personal note, I still recall presenting my college project dissertation on a OHP - the slides were...
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...English for Presentations & Public Speaking Useful phrases, vocabulary and tips January 15, 2008 Authored by: Geoffrey Smih Contents PREPARATION ............................................................................................................. 3 OBJECTIVE ................................................................................................................... 3 AUDIENCE .................................................................................................................... 3 VENUE ......................................................................................................................... 3 TIME AND LENGTH ........................................................................................................ 3 METHOD ...................................................................................................................... 3 CONTENT ..................................................................................................................... 4 STRUCTURE ..................................................................................................................... 5 1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 5 2 BODY OF PRESENTATION ............................................................................................ 5 3 CONCLUSION .......................................................................................
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...|KELVIN NG CHEE KENG |[pic] | |D.O.B - 24 September 1990 | | |Blk 810 Jurong West St 81 | | |#10-88 | | |Singapore 640810 | | |Home: 67921540 | | |Hp: 97248234 | | |Email: kelvinwuxiaoming@hotmail.com | | | | | | | | |Education |Enrolled in SIM doing Diploma in Management Studies ...
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...classroom environment, and the delivery of the instruction to the students. After the observation, focus on the differences in their instructional behaviors, quality of their instructional practices, and how they executed teaching techniques to accommodate the diversity within their classroom. First teacher observed was Mr. Wright; he is a second year health and physical education within the school district. The following checklist will give you a look into Mr. Wright’s health class. CAMELOT SCHOOLS CLASSROOM OBSERVATION School: Camden City Accelerated Date: January 30, 2014 Teacher/Class: Mr. Wright; Health Observed Time: 12:40 – 1:10 Domain I – Planning and Preparation Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Needs Improvement Unacceptable Not Observed Demonstrates knowledge of core curriculum and student development X Lesson plans current and available X Uses materials, resources and technology to make subject matter accessible to all students X Teachers plan for student assessment is fully aligned with the instructional outcomes X Domain II – Environment Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Needs Improvement Unacceptable Not Observed Creates an environment of respect and rapport and establishes a culture for learning X Classroom is safe and the physical environment ensures the learning of all students X Standards of conduct are clear with evidence of student...
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...ing manualTHE NLP PROFESSIONAL PRACTITIONER MANUAL Official Certification Manual Updated with the most recent NLP developments and techniques By Dr Marco Paret & Matt Traverso 2008 Dr Marco Paret & Matt Traverso – Copyleft Licence 1 Table of Contents THE NLP PROFESSIONAL PRACTITIONER MANUAL .............................. 1 Neurological Levels.............................................................................. 4 A Model of Communication and Personality ......................................... 5 Deletion ............................................................................................. 6 Distortion ........................................................................................... 6 Generalisation ..................................................................................... 6 Meta-programs ................................................................................... 6 Values ............................................................................................... 7 Beliefs................................................................................................ 7 Memories ........................................................................................... 7 Decisions............................................................................................ 7 Representational Systems ................................................................... 8 Lead & Primary Systems ..........................
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...Information for Students Strong Communication Skills Lead to Career Success Knowing how to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing, has become a critical aspect of success not only in the legal field but the overall business world as well. In fact, what you say and how you say it can make or break your image in the workplace. In a survey commissioned by our company, nearly half (49 percent) of those asked said a person’s communication style has the greatest impact on his or her professional reputation. The information age has resulted in an unprecedented number of daily exchanges through everything from voice mail and e-mail to cell phones, videoconferencing and corporate intranets. While technology is more sophisticated than ever, people using these advanced tools must themselves be skilled communicators or the message is lost. Legal professionals with strong interpersonal abilities are able to build rapport with colleagues, which can help move projects along more efficiently. They know whose expertise to tap when they need assistance and are adept at resolving conflicts and building consensus among team members. As a result, these individuals are in high demand within law firms and corporate legal departments. Here are some ways to hone your communication skills: Listen well. Perhaps the most important and the most frequently overlooked communication skill is listening. Paying close attention to what the other person is saying requires discipline. It takes...
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...Skill Matrix Skill | What did you do? | How did you do it? | Why did you do it? | What was the result? | Written Communication | I have drafted few petitions for my company. | I read few other petitions that were filed earlier by my company and then I used the format and drafted the petition using all the facts available to make a case. | I took an initiative in my company and then I discussed with the senior management that we should file a petition for our company was running into losses, so my management gave me the opportunity to draft a petition and file it before Hon’ble court. | Our company won the case and got 67 Million dollars from the procurers. | Communication | I have written many business communication letters to various government instrumentalities. | I prepared draft letters got it approved it from my bosses and then sent the letter to concerned parties. | As a part of my Job in Adani Power ltd, I have to write letters to procurers and other govt. agencies. | As a result our company built good rapport with the procurers and government agencies which helped in smooth functioning. | Analytical Thinking | For winning a bid for a power plant I prepared a financial model. | I studied different financial models and designed a new financial model taking into consideration risks. | As a part of my job in Adani Power limited, I prepared a big financial model which took care of all risky to won a bid. | Our company won the bid and we were awarded the project. | Leadership...
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...Associate Program Material Appendix G Introductions and Conclusions As you begin to write the rough draft of your paper, think critically about how you might draw your readers’ attention in a compelling way. Consider how to create a rapport with the audience. For example, what areas of agreement may already exist between you and your readers? What does your audience need in order to make them interested in your topic? Types of Introductions One way to draw in the audience is to grab readers’ attention with the introduction. Consider opening your paper in one of the following ways: • Tell a story or an anecdote. If you have personal experience in this area, tell a story about yourself or someone you know. Example: Last year, approximately 3,400 adult nonsmokers died from lung cancer due to secondhand smoke. • Provide a short, famous quotation. Example: “It's easy to quit smoking. I've done it hundreds of times..” – Mark Twain (1835–1910) • Write as if your position will argue the other side of the topic. Example: Smoking is not illegal and is still a right for Americans to exercise. • Ask a question. Example: Are you aware that secondhand smoke is now a known cause of cancer in humans? • Share an interesting point about the subject. Example: Smoke from cigarettes can linger in the air for hours, even after a smoker extinguishes the cigarette. Besides attracting...
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...Passions, Talents . Those are the things that I give importance . Go- getter, Outgoing and Driven. The qualities I posseses. Friends, Family . The things I hold dear.Combine them all together, these are the things that make me , the things that make me real and relatable. Things that make me a Candy girl. Celeste and Jesse Forever “ You deserve to be happy. And I want that for you. Always. “ Walang forever in English forever doesn’t exist. This is the phrase we have certainly heard a lot of times, pleasing that pessimistic side of how we view love. The great thing about this movie is that it starts with the end , the end of Celeste and Jesse’s forever. After 6 years of marriage they call it quits but they explain with the phrase “ But we’re still the best of friends “, with that reasoning they still live together and act like a couple. The two actors here have such great chemistry that you wish that nothing would go wrong between them. The rapport and the easy going vibe is enough to make you emotionally invested in them and an ending that you certainly wouldn’t or would expect. It makes you question do they or don’t they end up together. Three reasons on why I would be a great addition to the council of cool ? 1. I have already amassed a lot of copies of Candy Magazine in my room much to the dismay of my mom because it looks like a war zone in there. But you can be sure that what I may contribute to Candy magazine is what readers and...
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