communication

Yashiro Tasuke, a high school student who has inherited the ability to talk to animals from his father, a veterinarian and God of dogs, learns that animals and humans are not as different as they seem, especially after he is adopted by Wata, a wise and loyal dog.

A guide to communicating effectively that provides information on active listening, assertive speaking, conflict resolution, presentations, interviews, and other related topics.

Contains instructions and reproducible worksheets for thirty standards-based projects for kindergarten through sixth grade classrooms, and covers language arts, math, science, and social studies. Includes CD-ROM.

Describes advances in telecommunications over the past two hundred years, including recent developments in digital electronics, optical transmissions, communications satellites, and cable television.

A 13 volume alphabetical set that covers topics such as transport, communication, medicine and inventions.

Demonstrates how to use feedback as a learning strategy in the classroom, and provides examples of how to incorporate feedback into daily lessons to motivate students, set goals, and track progress.

Gerald, whose communication is in the form of clangs, toots, and blasts, distresses his parents and the kids at school.

Discusses the development of various means of communication, from the printed word through telegraph and telephone to radio, television, and computers, examining the technology that has made communicating easier.

Explains how people can separate fact from fiction when searching for information, identifying spin, hype, and bogus news, as well as the impact they have on people's beliefs, and revealing common tricks the media uses to deceive society.

Describes communication strategies parents and teachers can use to motivate children to become self-directed, self-disciplined learners.