Institute For Cultural Communicator Analysis

Sitting on the bench, I felt as if was getting older waiting for the zamboni to finish cleaning the ice. As they opened the door my dad nudged me and said to me “go out and skate.” As I stepped on the ice crash I fell. My dad laughed at me. I said to myself “little fall is not going to stop me. Holding on to the board I started to glide and take strides. At that moment I realized that I was skating. I was so happy.

     In business, successful communication is the key to success, and being able to relate to a customer is the best form of communication. This is why cross-cultural communication is so important as the business world continues to globalize itself. Unfortunately, “A lack of awareness about the culturally prescribed rules and norms of communication behaviors can cause public relations projects to fail, or worse, backfire.” (Zaharna, 2001, p.135).

You know that feeling of home whether it’s with family members or even your loved ones? I don’t think that home is something that is automatically there, I believe that it is something that’s created. I learned that lesson through the eyes of one of my older friends who came from India with his brother when he was 16 in order to make a living. My friend Vikas, told me everything he had to do and the struggles he conquered in order to make his own successful business here in the U.S. Some things he told be reminded me of interpersonal communication, intercultural communication, and intracultural communication. He had to have a lot of communication with his friend who also happened to be from India and some new friends and colleagues he met through his journey. Of course there was homesickness and the occasional depression, but that didn’t stop him from creating his now successful business.

I agree with your post about the competence which always involves having an open mind, and being respectful when dealing with different cultures. Learning, accept and respect other cultures is an important step for having new experiences and learning about the world. Each patient requires respect and acceptance as a human being. Another important factor is the communication, which is the corner stone of nurse patient relation. The purpose of the relationship is to help the patient, to promote healing, and to support functioning. Provide Cultural Competence Training for Employees is also important factor. Training also should be included as part of new-hire training and/or annual competency review. The main reason is the cultural competence

I understand the term “cultural competence” is the ability to naturally navigate through (social) environments taking into consideration people’s different cultural views and promote the views of others – not to the detriment of others.

TACT, Theological and Cultural Thinkers, is a group of men and women from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds, who meet about culture, church, and corporate and individual spiritual formation. TACT is comprised of theologians, cultural thinkers, and spiritual formation practitioners. The goal and purpose of the group is to help develop spiritual formation churches that equip its members to become disciples of Jesus through developing personal spiritual growth, participating in communities of faith, and participating in sharing the Gospel and building the Kingdom of God.

1. Power, Des, and Mary R. Power. "Communication and Culture: Signing Deaf People Online in Europe."Technology and Disability21.4 (2009): 127-134. Print.

La Trobe university is one of the top university in Australia, students from different country comes here for their study. Today I’m going to analyse the organisational culture at la Trobe university. There are six cultural web elements which make pattern or model that works as a environment. By applying these factors we can see the bigger picture of our culture about what works ,what is not working and also what we need to be changed .

Intercultural Communication 335 was an 8 A.M. class I thought would be a drag but once Dr. Miller got into lecture I enjoyed going to class. The name of the course is “Intercultural Communication” meaning there are subjects such as race, stereotypes, thriving social issues, and many other topics that are discussed throughout the semester. Keeping an open mind about the course would certainly help in coping through certain material covered. I assume some people were not aware of the topics that were to be discussed because various times it occurred that students walked out of the class because they probably disagreed about the topic. Overall I enjoyed the course because I like to address topics like the ones discussed in class.

Not only did you open my eyes to a new culture but you also informed us about your educational journey. I think I know what I want to do in the future but that is always subject to change. Knowing about different careers in different fields will help spark different interests in all of us. We are all very fortunate to have you come and talk to us about all the opportunities we could have through learning about the deaf and how to communicate

One day on this hot and sunny day it was bright and early; and the birds were out chirping. Me and my friends were out riding our skateboards, we rode and rode the boards around the neighborhood like any other kids would do. One of my friends had an idea to ride the skateboards down the biggest hill in the neighborhood, the hill was so steep and scary so we all decided to go one by one down the hill. Me and my best friend were the last two to go down the hill, we looked at each other and took a deep breath and started going down the hill. As we started to see one of my other friends flip and tumble down the hill we jumped off our skateboards and went to check on him. His face and arms were so messed up that we ran to him to make sure he was

1. Ask for it. Sometimes in this type of feedback, you find people will bring a criticism that you may need to work through. I happen to love criticism; I believe it makes me a better person, if nothing else it makes me think of my process and my actions. Asking for this type of feedback takes courage, solid character, and good self-talk

\When I first stepped into the school to see the Law and Public Service open house, the first thing that popped out to me was the rigor as well as the mention of constant debates and public service work. Debating and public service enthralls me every time I either watch or experience it myself because of how we help or defend a side. Some non-academic activities I participated in outside of school that will help me succeed in the Law and Public Service is helping out in my cultural community. In this cultural community, I was either the MC of the night, or performed on stage. As an active part of the community, I attended the annual convention and took part in helping in the games and activities provided. As well as doing public

"We didn 't all come over on the same ship, but we 're all in the same boat."- Bernard Baruch

How is Stuart Hall’s “encoding/decoding” model an advance on the traditional “transmission” model of communication? How does it change conventional views of how media products are consumed?