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ISD 128 Development Communication

ND1 levelSocial Sciences29 topics

ISD 128 covers 29 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Indefinite noun at the beginning of a sentence
  2. Permissibility of initial nakirah
  3. Deletion in nominal sentences
  4. Omission of subject
  5. Omission of predicate
  6. Nouns functioning like verbs
  7. Active participle and passive participle
  8. Verbal noun and adjective resembling active participle
  9. Number phrase and counted noun
  10. Numbers one to ten
  11. Compound numbers and tens
  12. Inflected and non-inflected nouns
  13. Verbal noun patterns
  14. Patterns of active and passive participles
  15. Concept and scope of development communication
  16. Communication and development linkages
  17. Evolution and elements of development communication
  18. Development communication vs mass communication
  19. Information dissemination and national development
  20. Theories of development communication
  21. Communication models in development planning
  22. Participatory communication and community participation
  23. Top-down and bottom-up communication approaches
  24. Development communication tools and methods
  25. Media for development communication
  26. ICT and social media in development communication
  27. Traditional/folk media and community behaviour
  28. Effectiveness of communication channels
  29. Development communication planning and implementation skills

A sample from this course

One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.

Indefinite noun at the beginning of a sentence

Indefinite nouns such as *a*, *an*, *some*, *few*, *many*, *several* can start a sentence and function as the subject. Mastering their use is essential for correct subject‑verb agreement, clear sentence structure, and avoiding common exam pitfalls such as treating them as plural or singular.

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