Sentences with phrase «depth understanding of language»

Janel Umfress is an educational therapist with an in - depth understanding of language - based learning disorders, a Master's degree in Communicative Disorders, a California Speech Language Pathology license, and a special education teaching credential.

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Over the course of this journey, they become able to: - Define and exemplify the key language devices of playscripts; - Identify the key features within an extract of an existing playscript, commenting upon effect; - Gaining an in - depth understanding of the application of some of the more complicated language features; - Completing short, fun, application tasks to check their understanding; - Write their own playscripts, with accurate language and devices; - Self / Peer assess their playscript attempts.

This engaging, in - depth lesson enables students to understand how plot and language are utilised to introduce and develop the character of Don John in Shakespeare's «Much Ado about Nothing.»

Educators can become allies for their linguistically diverse students when they understand the depth of the personal and political aspects of language learning, and the power of positive responses to learners» attempts to communicate.

Writing a business plan requires an in - depth knowledge and understanding of the language of business, intense knowledge about the goal and directions of the company and the market strategy and finally, and enough amount of empathy to understand what the audience want to hear.

The idea of being able to forge some sort of common language with another living creature, with the depth of understanding and strength of bond that this implied, struck me then as something almost magical.

Immensely creative and articulate, he is a modern renaissance man — one of a rare breed of intellectual designer - illustrators, who brings a depth of understanding and conceptual thinking, combined with a diverse richness of visual language, to his highly inventive and individualistic work.

Writers must know their readers — their strengths and weaknesses, their depth of vocabulary, their ability to understand written language.

Our trial and analytical skills are strengthened by an in - depth understanding of the insurance industry and technical language of policies.

With local language capabilities and an in - depth understanding of the cultural and economic realities of doing business in the region, Fox Rodney Search is uniquely placed to assist our clients in successfully meeting their strategic growth plans.

• In - depth understanding of common human resources and payroll procedures, as well as legal language relating to benefits and tax withholding information