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Standardization of Broadcasting Language Practices for International Comparability and Applicability

Analiza Acuña-Villacorte

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Background/Objectives: The refinement of knowledge in broadcasting language requires a precise distinction between comparability and applicability.Methods/Statistical analysis: The similarities and differences in the language practices -the comparability, and the relevance of language practices-applicability, regulation of the process, and the impact of the attitude exhibited by the trainees in the workplace; are the main concerns of the language learning.Findings: This study hoped to standardize the broadcasting language practices of Bulacan State University (BSU) BA Broadcasting graduating students in the Philippines by determining the level of the international comparability and applicability of the attributes in broadcasting language.Improvements/Applications: The international competitiveness of any education program is dependent on competence and performance which demand careful planning, effective program implementation, appropriate learning opportunities, and fitted evaluation scheme.

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Background/Objectives: The refinement of knowledge in broadcasting language requires a precise distinction between comparability and applicability.Methods/Statistical analysis: The similarities and differences in the language practices -the comparability, and the relevance of language practices-applicability, regulation of the process, and the impact of the attitude exhibited by the trainees in the workplace; are the main concerns of the language learning.Findings: This study hoped to standardize the broadcasting language practices of Bulacan State University (BSU) BA Broadcasting graduating students in the Philippines by determining the level of the international comparability and applicability of the attributes in broadcasting language.Improvements/Applications: The international competitiveness of any education program is dependent on competence and performance which demand careful planning, effective program implementation, appropriate learning opportunities, and fitted evaluation scheme.

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Background/Objectives: The refinement of knowledge in broadcasting language requires a precise distinction between comparability and applicability.Methods/Statistical analysis: The similarities and differences in the language practices -the comparability, and the relevance of language practices-applicability, regulation of the process, and the impact of the attitude exhibited by the trainees in the workplace; are the main concerns of the language learning.Findings: This study hoped to standardize the broadcasting language practices of Bulacan State University (BSU) BA Broadcasting graduating students in the Philippines by determining the level of the international comparability and applicability of the attributes in broadcasting language.Improvements/Applications: The international competitiveness of any education program is dependent on competence and performance which demand careful planning, effective program implementation, appropriate learning opportunities, and fitted evaluation scheme.

Key concepts: Comparability, Standardization, Competence (human resources), Computer science, Broadcasting (networking), Knowledge management, Psychology, Mathematics

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