A. Description of theory with details on how the theory evaluates communication
B. Explanation of the theory’s ontological perspective
C. Practical application of the theory.
II. Highlight one specific component of the theory (for example: Symbols as a component of General Semantics Theory)
A. Describe the component of the theory
B. Add an example from each of the scholarly journal articles using a quote or paraphrase
C. Add an example from the materials in your Learning Module
D. . Add a practical example from your personal or professional life
III. Highlight a second component of the theory (for example: Context as a component of General Semantics Theory)
A. Describe the component of the theory
B. Add an example from each of the scholarly journal articles using a quote or paraphrase
C. Add an example from the materials in your Learning Module
D. Add a practical example from your personal or professional life
IV. (Optional third point) Highlight a third component of the theory (for example: Misunderstanding as a component of General Semantics Theory)
A. Describe the component of the theory
B. Add an example from each of the scholarly journal articles using a quote or paraphrase
C. Add an example from the materials in your Learning Module
D. Add a practical example from your personal or professional life
V. Conclusion
A. Restate what the theory is and the most important components
B. Qualify the importance of the theory in terms of personal and professional communication