Communication activity

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You'll find that at BT we're passionate about communication - a skill that's probably the most vital of all. Being an effective communicator is a vital contributor to being a flourishing employee, student, parent or citizen. And it's because of this that we've resolved to make certain that young people in this country have the opportunity to develop their speaking and listening skills and get a start in life that's as strong as possible.

Countless research projects have shown that having the aptitude to convey your meaning clearly, and to comprehend with equal clarity what others say to you is a crucial life skill. Having an aptitude for interpersonal communication is definitely linked with educational attainment, acceptable social behaviour, physical and mental well-being, and at the end of the day, job prospects. It means that this is an ideal place to find out more*.

Research, however, also shows that the need to support the development of communication skills is more important today than at any other time in history. Blame has been attributed to a number of factors; too much time watching TV and playing videogames for example; the absence of proper conversation within busy modern families; the short-attention-span culture we live in today; and an absence in society of positive role models. The BT Better World Campaign website is an appropriate place to further your search for information about the term communication activity.

The BT Better World Campaign web site contains a wealth of material designed to help you get the most from communication. Young people and children will discover games which reveal some of the secrets of better communication in a way that's fun and entertaining. Online animations and videos will show you everything from how to get on better with your friends to how to succeed at an interview.

As a teacher you're likely to be interested in material designed to support the speaking and listening part of the curriculum. There are also details of how to apply for the financial awards which BT offers to schools. Last but by no means least, parents are catered for, with the section of the site called 'parent radio' devoted to tips and hints about handling some of the trickier aspects of being a parent. As well as online activities that are immediately accessible, you'll find an extensive catalogue of literature and DVDs that are obtainable for no more than the cost of post and packing.

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