teaching English to non-English speaking people for the purpose of conflict resolution
This paper presents a discussion regarding the importance of teaching English to non-English speaking people for the purpose of conflict resolution. The writer uses several examples of common conflicts in which the understanding of the English language would have made communication much easier. There were six sources used to complete this paper.
GETTING PEOPLE ON THE SAME PAGE IN COMMUNICATION
With the technological boom of recent decades and the globalization process of the world, the need for a universal language is becoming crucial. Today, more than ever before, people are dealing with each other on international levels in business, as well as social relations. This new blending of the world's cultures and nations has brought forth the very real understanding that a universal language is going to become paramount to the success of the process. English has been called the universal language for many years. While there is no recognized true universal language, the English language is being taught in many nations where English is not the resident first language. With the increased business dealings that are occurring, because of the Internet ability as well as world globalization, conflict resolution is going to become quite important. For conflict resolution to work at its optimum level of success, it will be important to the future to have a universal language, and since so many nations already feel this is English, it would be advantageous to accept is as such and use it as...
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