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_erda
082 _a359.5
100 _aRoque, Jemmuel C.
245 _aEnglish for seafaring Filipinos
_c/ Jemmuel C. Roque, Jose Robinson C. Cruz
264 1 _aMalabon City :
_bJimczyville Publications,
_c[2012]
300 _avi, 152 pages
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
337 _2rdamedia
_aunmediated
338 _2rdacarrier
_avolume
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 _aLesson 1
505 _aWhy English
505 _aLesson 2
505 _aCommunication skills among seafaring filipinos
505 _aCommunication and its process
505 _aTypes of communication
505 _aBarriers for effective communication
505 _aImproving communication skills
505 _aTheories of communicaiton
505 _aClassical theories
505 _aMagic bullet / hyprodermic needle / stimulus response theory
505 _aTwo step flow theory
505 _aOne step flow theory
505 _aMulti step slow theory
505 _aUses and gratication theory
505 _aSpiral of silence theory
505 _aConsistenct theories (1950s)
505 _aMcCOMBS and shaw"s agenda setting theory
505 _aMedia dependency theory
505 _aStephenson"s play theory
505 _aModeling behaviour theory
505 _aStalagmite theories
505 _aMeaning theory
505 _aCultivation theory
505 _aDiffusion of innovations theory
505 _aSocial leaning thoery
505 _aThe osgood and schramm circular model emphasizes the circular nature of communication
505 _aGerbner"s general model
505 _aThe shannon-waver model
505 _aBerlo"s S-M-C-R model
505 _aTerms used in the chapter
505 _amass media
505 _aSelective attention
505 _aSelective preception
505 _aSelective retention
505 _aSelective exposure
505 _aOpinion leaders / change agents
505 _aEncoder
505 _aDecorder
505 _aFeedback
505 _aNoise
505 _aLesson 3
505 _aShip parts and types
505 _aShip parts and types
505 _aTypes of vessel
505 _aLesson 4
505 _aImproving vocavulary-word power
505 _aLevels of usage
505 _aReviewing the basics of english
505 _aParts of speech table
505 _aList of pronouns
505 _aEnriching your learnong in grammar
505 _aVoice of the verb
505 _aActive voice
505 _aPassive voice
505 _aLesson 5
505 _aShipboard practices
505 _aManner of expressing time
505 _aManner of expressing abbreviated common words
505 _aRules on word abbreviation
505 _aMorse code
505 _aMaritime vocabulary
505 _aLesson 6
505 _aDuties and responsible of ship
505 _aOfficers and crews
505 _aModern ship's complementary
505 _aCaptain/ master
505 _aDeck department
505 _aChief officer/ chief mate
505 _aSecond officer/ second mate
505 _aAble seaman
505 _aOrdinary seaman
505 _aEngineering department
505 _aSteward's department
505 _aChief steward
505 _aChief cook
505 _aLesson 7
505 _aMaritime business letter; maritime report
505 _aPurposes of maritime report
505 _aParts of maritime report
505 _aOptional part of a maritime report
505 _aTypes of maritime report
505 _aClassification of maritime report
505 _aCommon maritime report
505 _aFull blocked or semi blocked style?
505 _aGuide in preparing an effective maritime report
505 _aBe accurate
505 _aPractice brevity
505 _aWatch out the mechanical neatness
505 _aBusiness letter layouut
505 _aBusiness letter format
505 _aBusiness letter layouts
505 _aSeaman's prayer
505 _aPledge of a Filipino seaman
505 _aBibliography
650 _aSeamanship
_vTerminology
655 _2lcgft
700 _aCruz, Jose Robinson C.
942 _2ddc
_cBOOK
690 _aFilipiniana