Sentences with phrase «understanding oral language»

Students with a receptive language disorder have problems understanding oral language or in listening.

Not exact matches

We should understand some of the mistakes we have made in replacing an oral prose with book, prose, a public language with a private one not written, to be read aloud.

We can not return to an oral culture, but we can understand how to use language in the oral milieu of the congregation.

Goal To teach observation, investigation, and presentation skills using integrated curricula to become more aware of natural phenomena in neighborhood and school environments and how to use science, math, geography, and oral / written descriptive language to study, record, and share environmental information and understanding.

It enhanced their oral language skills, and a workshop atmosphere promoted concentration and confidence and deepened their understanding so they could reflect on their learning.

This engaged students, assured that they were following the language patterns, and allowed the teacher to check that all students heard and understood a repeating phrase (important oral language development for English Language Learners).

The second key is oral language, vocabulary, and domain — specific or background knowledge sufficient to understand what is being decoded.

Teaches the oral language skills necessary to understand what is said, written, and read in the classroom.

Schools also need to understand that some of the problems they are seeing in behaviour, learning and literacy development may be due to an underlying oral language problem.

Communication skills: You must work on your written and oral communication skills as large companies prefer recruiting those candidates who hold a firm grip on the English language and understand the complex industry terms.

«As a child, I spoke only one language, a language that could not be written down, and I had an understanding of the world, which was based on an oral tradition.

OTOH in decades past I know some francophone lawyers would make their oral arguments in English, just because they figured they would be better understood in that language.

They must have excellent communication, both written and oral in all applicable languages, as well as strong interpersonal skills and an understanding of how the industry operates.

• Ability to interpret information and data into easy - to - understand, actionable language • Strong critical thinking and creative problem - solving skills • Exceptional active listening and oral communication • Motivational public speaking style that connects with many different audiences • Excellent interpersonal communication and relationship management