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Assignment 1: Topic Analysis

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Task 1 – Topic Analysis

Assignment Question: Effective communication is an essential component of success in any organisation. In an essay of between 800 and 850 words, identify and discuss any three significant communication barriers in the workplace, and suggest practical solutions to overcome them. Where necessary, illustrate your discussion with examples relevant to the workplace.
Stage1: Format Discursive essay
800 and 850 words
Stage2: Main Topic Stage 3: Instruction words Stage 4: Delimiting words
Effective communication Illustrate, identify, discuss • three significant communication barriers in the workplace
• suggest practical solutions to overcome
• illustrate with examples relevant to the workplace.

Task 2 – Cognitive Strategy …show more content…

When I have organized all the information I can see a pattern of the subject and can understand better. The summary will just be answer of how well I understood the topic. I do have problems with not understanding all aspects of the topic and realise there are more than one option to write about.
The main topic for this essay is Effective communication. So I would now look up information of effective communication and get as much knowledge upon the subject. The question also states that I must identify and discuss three types of communication barriers and find a solution to the problem. I would again organize all of the information needed for the communication barriers and find which are most important ones and summarise them to find the best solution to overcome them. This will help me become more open minded and have a better outcome in my work. This will also keep my essays have more relevant information as there is no need to talk about one topic in the essay.

Task 3.1 – Mind map …show more content…

This website has detailed sub-headings which explain all you need to know about the types of barriers you need to avoid. It has also has many other headings which talk about effective communication and the ways of avoiding them and what effective communication is all about. This website is a good website to use as it had done its research as they have listed a reference list of where they got all their information from. This website is meant for understanding effective communication which is really useful as this is what my essay topic choice is about and will help me get all the information I will be needing for my topic and my the tasks I have been

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