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Nowadays students are more interested in sms language which is not at all appropriate in the industry. They opt for shortcuts in everything and hence cannot communicate properly as their knowledge is confined.
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Correct approach is missing.
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English is not our everyday language. Yes, the subject is being taught at a large scale and is being stressed on in the curriculums but the same is not being adapted in spoken platforms, that is why the students lack in terms of their spoken english skills.
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IELTS, English language & Communication Skills Training professional with more than 25 yrs of exp.

Being self-conscious about the mistakes leads to fear/hesitation that breads to lack of self confidence which is the major hindrance to communication. For easy an easy uninterrupted communication flow, my slogan is "FLUENCY first, ACCURACY next"
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Its just because of educational System.......
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Spoken English, MBA, BBA, Career Counselling, Hindi Language tutor with 20 years of experience

The most important reason is innate shyness. Some people hesitate to voice their thoughts because of their temperament. Other reasons are - poor grip over the language in which one wishes to communicate (which adds to the hesitation), shortfall in vocabulary (leading to groping for words), and the...
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The most important reason is innate shyness. Some people hesitate to voice their thoughts because of their temperament. Other reasons are - poor grip over the language in which one wishes to communicate (which adds to the hesitation), shortfall in vocabulary (leading to groping for words), and the like. Hope this helps. Sanjay Agrawal read less
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They need to build up confidence by speaking up at every opportunity that comes their way.
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This could be due to the lack of information on the communication cycle or listening skills or assertive communication
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"Read , Recall and Procure"

Because they don't practice
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B.Tech, Spoken English, EEC, MATLAB, CET Coaching Tutor with 20 years of experience

Students' and colleges' today think that technical knowledge is the only weapon that a student requires in professional life to succeed. But, they forget that technical knowledge is only temporary since technology is always becoming better day by day and one can always improve. Its never late. But, communication...
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Students' and colleges' today think that technical knowledge is the only weapon that a student requires in professional life to succeed. But, they forget that technical knowledge is only temporary since technology is always becoming better day by day and one can always improve. Its never late. But, communication is not an overnight subject to improve. Instead, it comes down an individual's life day after day for continuous improvement read less
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