The BestMethods for Teaching Excellent Communication Skills

In the introduction we set such points as the relevance of the topic, subject and object, advanced the hypothesis, the main goal and the objectives, indicated research methods, which we used in our investigation, scientific bases and practical value of our research.
In the first chapter we consider communicative competence as a main goal of FLT, background of teaching communication, principles and features of the communicative approach.
The second chapter is devoted to working out technology of the teaching communication, i. e. methodical aspects of teaching communication, types of group work, techniques of communicative teaching
The approbation describes the implication of the research materials to the process of English teaching and learning, it’s analyses and interpretation of the results.
In the conclusion we summarize results of our investigation and give proof of the theoretical and practical value of the work and make conclusion.
Appendices contain the additional material to the theoretical and practical parts.
The spheres of approbation are the school lessons and extracurricular activities; teachers’ professional development seminars.
The practical value: the materials can be used in language teaching methodology.

1.The BestMethods for Teaching Excellent Communication Skills

Excellent communication skills are necessary to succeed in any field. Whether you are a mentor, supervisor, career counselor, trainer or otherwise, teaching these skills to others provides them with a strong foundation to achieve future career goals. While learning these skills takes time, best practices can help students quickly learn and apply them on the job. With improved communication skills, students will have the confidence and knowledge to not only excel in the workplace but also to seek out jobs and perform well in interviews. In this article, we will provide proven methods for effectively teaching these skills.¹

What are communication skill? Communication skills are the abilities you use to give and receive different kinds of information. These skills are essential when working with others, managing people and overseeing projects. Examples include volume, clarity, empathy, respect and understanding nonverbal cues. You use these skills to communicate ideas, feelings, tasks and events.