Now they're talking : testing oral proficiency in a language laboratory by Saleva, Maija

“…For the instrument of assessment a SOPI type of test, called the LLOPI or Language Laboratory Oral Proficiency Test, was designed. The test has a contextual communicative frame and consists of six parts: warming up, reading aloud a letter, interpreting the Finnish part of a dialogue into English, conveying a Finnish newspaper story in English, reporting on the Finnish school system, and coping with everyday situations and expressing opinions. …”
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Intranet organisaation sisäisessä viestinnässä : tapaus Kunn[at]ri by Räsänen, Pekka

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Successful crisis communication in the public sector : communication experts' views on best practices and quality by Koivisto, Anna

“…The study is part of the international research “Developing a Crisis Communication Scorecard, coordinated by the Communication department of University of Jyväskylä. …”
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The adjustment of Finnish expatriates in Britain with special reference to communicative comperence : a case study by Konivuori, Sini

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The roller coaster of emotions : A material package of English oral skills activities on social and emotional competence for upper secondary schools by Vornanen, Katariina

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Intercultural communication experiences of foreign students with a focus on their perspectives of national, cultural and ethnic identity : case of exchange and degree students in J... by Natarova, Tatiana

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English pronunciation teaching in Finnish upper secondary schools and its effect on students’ confidence to speak English by Hamm, Oona

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Marketing communication in Finnish industrial companies by Vuorio, Mikko

“…Whereas advertising, sales promotion, sponsoring, after sales, references, and word of mouth communication are not equally commonly utilised. Secondly, Finnish industrial companies’ marketing communication is not integrated, they have deficiencies with their internal communication and co-operation, marketing strategies are unclear, marketing resources are rather small, and status of marketing is weak. …”
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Help seeking behaviors among international higher education students by Mambo, Andrew

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“Speaking inevitably plays a smaller role than it should” : teaching of oral skills in a Finnish upper secondary school EFL classroom by Smedberg, Johanna

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Intercultural communication difficulties and their effects on flight safety by Cheng, Ziying

“…In the past 20 years, nearly all of the commercial airlines have recruited experienced international pilots in China. The study investigates intercultural communication difficulties experienced by international captains during their interactions with Chinese co-pilots in cockpit. …”
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Culture and perceptions of power in teacher-student communication by Erpestad, Mikko

“…The overall conclusion is that the cultural differences between Finnish professors and international students do have an impact on power in teacher-student communication. …”
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Intercultural communication in experience tourism in the Inari area by Sipola, Anne

“…The focus of this study is on how multicultural workers in experience tourism in Inari area interact with international tourists. Another focus is how the workers act together as a multicultural team. …”
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Perceptions on intercultural communication training : academic and practical implications by Sette, Lucrezia

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Intercultural crisis communication during the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster by Yang, Aiyun

“…With the motivation of contributing to further development of the emerging field of intercultural crisis communication, the study aims at exploring the reasons why the global media criticized the Japanese authorities’ crisis communication during the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster through the inductive content analysis on both the Japanese authorities’ crisis communication and the global media’s perceptions on the Japanese authorities’ crisis communication. …”
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Upper secondary school students as speakers of English and Swedish : Speaking outside the school and language self by Fagerlund, Tarja

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Finnish Lessons or Fairy Tales? : Finnish Education Policies in The British Printed Media Education Reform Discussion in 2015-2020 by Lounela, Kirsi

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Pronunciation teaching in a Finnish secondary school : a case study by Rajamäki, Antti

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