Strengthening Your Voice With Proper Communications Skills

Enhance their self-learning, communication skills: writing, reading and listening.
Use proper grammar, which is the foundation of communication.
Requirements
Desire to learn English language art skills.
Improve your English language art skills.
Description
The 60 + videos and 80 supplements transform concepts using color-coding, animation, and story lines to enrich the learning experience. Students of all ages and in a variety learning environments can enhance their English Language Arts skills.
Four categories include: grammar, reading, writing, and write & read tips. Each video, 4 to 15 minute segments, concentrates on a specific concept or skill under the assigned category. For each video, a handout download can be used for free style note taking. Under certain topics, downloadable graphic organizers can be used for your creativity and organizing your thoughts.
Video Content
GRAMMAR
1. Nouns, Adjectives, & Adverbs
2. Basic Sentence Parts
3. Pronouns
4. Direct & Indirect Objects
5. Dialogue & Commas
6. Nouns and Clauses
7. Active & Passive Voice
8. Sentence Combination
9. Fickle Words
10. Appositives
11. Parallel Structures
12. Verb Tense
13. Verb Mood-Subjunctive
14. Verb, Participles, Gerunds
15. In-Action Verbal Phrases-Friday
16. In-Action Grammar Neighborhood
17. Misplaced Modifiers
18. Run on Sentences
19. Fragments
READ
1. Author's Tone & Purpose
2. Context Clues & Loaded Words
3. Mood & Sensory Details
4. Aspects of Setting
5. Author's Writing Style
6. Theme & Tone
7. Irony
8. Tone
9. Author's Purpose-Non-Fiction
10. Facts & Opinions
11. Method of Arranging Details
12. Appeal to Authority
13. Appeal to Emotion
WRITE
1. Writing with P.O.W.E.R.
2. Write Tone & Purpose
3. Short Story Elements
4. Drama & Dialogue
5. Types of conflict
6. Conflict & Setting the Scene
7. Motive
8. Compare & Contrast
9. Point of View
10. Organizing Paragraphs
11. Thesis Statement
12. Support Reasons for Persuasive Essay
13. Compare & Contrast Paragraph Details
14. Writing Strong Paragraphs
READ WRITE TIPS
1. Sequence
2. Show
Don't Tell
3. Dynamic & Static Change
4.Narrator
Organization
5. Word
Wall 1
6. Word
Wheel 1
7. Making
Inferences
8.Word
Wall- We Pity
9. Word
Wheel 2
10 Persuasive
Argument
11. Why
Compare and Contrast
12, Making
Evaluations
BONUS Project
Digital Story Telling
2. Resources
Who this course is for
English language learners, adults and students.,Students studying English as a primary or secondary language.,Adults interested in refreshing their knowledge of communication skills,Home School, Grade School, High School, Secondary English Language Learners, All Ages




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