Re: SURVEY
- From: Anuja kabra <anuja_girish@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: aimartsnj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2011 12:42:22 -0800 (PST)
Hello:
I agree with Mr. Hegde. AIM has earned a prestigious reputation in music and
dance with excellent and supportive faculty. Let's stick to this purpose and I
would also recommend to organize small-scale competitions for kids (our future
generation) with regards to music and dance (solo and group). Not only to boost
their confidence but also to keep up the competitive spirit as we see
elsewhere.
regards,
Anuja
--- On Wed, 2/23/11, Krishna Hegde <madappan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: Krishna Hegde <madappan@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: SURVEY
To: aimartsnj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2011, 11:07 AM
Since I was copied, my sincere 2 cents:
While a course in communication may very well be needed (including me), it
makes sense for Music Institutes/Organizations to stick to their main mission -
propagate music. Otherwise the image may be diluted.
Krishna Hegde
From: Academy of Indian Music (AIM) <aimartsnj@xxxxxxxxx>
To: aimartsnj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 9:15:48 AM
Subject: SURVEY
Dear Patrons
No matter how brilliant and invaluable your idea, it is worthless unless you
can share it with others. For this reason, effective communication is crucial
to anyone and everyone. However, the ability to communicate effectively does
not come easily to many people, and it is a skill that requires practice.
We begin practicing our communication skills even before we learn to walk. A
newborn child communicates by crying, but it slowly learns to mimic its
parents' speech. Eventually, the child discovers that certain speech patterns
elicit different responses; one of the joys of parenting is trying to decipher
the meaning behind certain "words." Does "baaaaaw" mean that the baby wants his
ball, his bottle, or his blanket? Slowly, through trial and error, the child
learns to manipulate sounds to get what it wants, and as the child develops,
this active oral practice leads to more nuanced and fluid conversations. In
short, the child learns effective communication.
To effectively communicate a complex idea, however, requires skills beyond
elementary conversation.
Many in our AIM community have expressed an interest in wanting us to start a
Communication Course for Adults. Your answers to the following Survey will help
us decide, whether this is something we should pursue
Adult Communication Class Survey
Please read each question and circle the appropriate answer. All information
is held in confidence and no identifying information is requested. Thank you
for your participation.
1) Is English your native language? Yes No
2) Do you feel confident in your personal conversational speaking skills?
Yes No
3) Do you feel confident in your business speaking skills? Yes No
4) Would you be interested in training and practicing your verbal and
written presentation skills in a small group setting? Yes No
5) If you answered Yes to #4, would you be interested in attending classes
during
a. the day? Yes No
b. the evening? Yes No
6) Do you use a computer on a regular basis? Yes No
7) Do you know how to research information and topics on the Internet?
Yes No
8) Would you be interested in learning computer research skills? Yes No
9) Gender: male female
10) Age (please circle one): 20 – 29 30 – 39 40 – 49 50 – 59 +
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