Watch your thoughts, they become words. Watch your words, they become actions. Watch your actions, they become habits. Watch your habits, they become character.

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Rosemary Sage & Krzysztof Gorzkowski
A free programme to build knowledge and competence for interacting across cultures now that research shows miscommunication is the greatest barrier to human progress.

All cultures communicate in distinct ways – with various speech patterns, etiquette, verbal and nonverbal messages. Divergences lead to confusion, mishaps and disputes.
Be a multiversalist and experience the world differently, creating a broad framework to develop competencies and cope with challenges.

The programme is designed for all learning styles, with a book (12 chapter topics), videos & graphics. Tasks at internationally approved levels 2-8 can be chosen to implement content.

Knowledge to survive & THRIVE
Avoid confusion, provide purpose, grow productivity, build a common cultureSECTION 1: CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 1: Diversity Dilemmas
CHAPTER 2: Role of Philosophy in Diverse Cultures
CHAPTER 3: Cultural Communication Characteristics
CHAPTER 4: Dealing with Differences
SECTION 2: THINKING AND LANGUAGE LINKS
CHAPTER 5: Thinking and Language
CHAPTER 6. How Labels Skew Political Identity
CHAPTER 7: Misunderstandings in Societies
CHAPTER 8: Making a Connection with People (phatic communion)
SECTION 3: TEACHING COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 9: Models for Teaching Communication
CHAPTER 10: A Communicative Teaching Approach
CHAPTER 11: Teaching Form, Content and Language Use
CHAPTER 12: Educating for a Diverse World

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Professor Doctor Rosemary Sage (Author) - is a qualified speech pathologist, psychologist and teacher; former Dean at the College of Teachers, where she led the first Practitioner Doctorate, sponsored by the European Commission. She was Director of Speech and Language Services in Leicester/Leicestershire; a Teacher in Primary and Secondary schools; Senior Language Advisor to an LEA; an Academic in 4 universities: Head of Department and Professor of Communication at Liverpool and a visiting Professor in Cuba and Japan. Rosemary is on the Queen’s Panel for Education and Industry Awards. She sat on the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee as a senior magistrate (Chairperson & Judicial Mentor) and on the judicial executive and a member of the Magistrates in the Community (MIC) project. She was on a national committee for education, training and professional development. Rosemary was a founder member of the Children’s Legal Panel and expert witness for Educational appeals; on Parliamentary Committees for Medicine and Education, the Teaching of Medical Sciences, Inclusion of Students with Special Needs & Education Advisor to the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. She has been a trustee of several charities, a school governor and member of many research boards. Rosemary has led international research projects on language, education and employment and medical-educational issues (e.g. Intercultural Communication Lead on the EU 27 Nation Project on Diversity). She has published many books and over 150 refereed papers in journals. National/international awards have been gained for the Communication Opportunity Group Strategy (COGS). Rosemary is a winner of the Kenneth Allsop Memorial Prize, Bullard Prize, Gimson Award, International Human Communication Network Medal, College of Teacher’s Research Award & Leverhulme Fellowship amongst others. She is a Millennium & TCOT Fellow and SEND Director for the Learning for Life Educational Trust, as well as Scientific Advisor at Abai University, Kazakhstan and a Judge for the English Speaking Union.

Krzysztof Gorzkowski - technical production

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