Communication secondary schools

To progress your investigation of the term communication secondary schools, paying a visit to the online home of BT's Better World Campaign could be beneficial. See the link above, or you can click the button that you'll see below to make a start NOW.

At BT we're passionate about communication - surely life's most vital skill. Having the ability to be a good communicator lies at the heart of being a winning employee, parent, citizen and student. This is the reason we are determined to make absolutely sure that the UK's young people get opportunities to become expert speakers and listeners, and get the best possible start in life.

Many pieces of research have suggested that having the ability to express yourself properly, and to understand equally clearly what those around you are saying is a vital thing to be able to do. Being skilled at interpersonal communication is strongly linked to educational attainment, acceptable social behaviour, physical and mental well-being, and the ability of an individual to get employment. This is without doubt a good place to conduct your research*.

But research also suggests that the requirement to bolster the acquisition of communication skills is more vital now than it has ever been previously. A number of causes have been suggested; such as too much time in front of the TV and computer; the decline of talk within the busy modern family; the culture of 21st century media built around the sound-bite; and an absence in society of positive role models. The BT Better World Campaign's website is a good opportunity to continue your study of the term communication secondary schools.

You'll find that the BT Better World Campaign web site holds a wide range of material put together so you'll be able to get the most from communication. Younger visitors to the site will discover games that unearth the secrets of better communication in a way which is fun and thought-provoking. Online animations and videos will show you everything from how you can get the most from your friendships to how to succeed at an interview.

As a teacher you're likely to be interested in material designed to support the part of the curriculum devoted to speaking and listening. There's also information about financial awards which schools can apply to receive from BT. Parents are included too, with part of the site called 'parent radio' dedicated to advice about tackling a few of the more challenging angles of parenting. As well as downloadable activities, there's an extensive range of DVDs and literature which you can order at a cost of no more than the price of post and packing.

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