How do we communicate?.

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How do we communicate?

#1: Body Language Eye contact Personal appearance Touch Facial expression Distance Posture Gesture Fidgeting

#2: The Way We Say Things Volume: Not speaking too loud or too soft. Rate: Not speaking too fast or too slow. Clarity: Speaking clearly, not mumbling. Intonation: Sounding interesting, not boring. Fluency: Not hesitating too much.

#3: Talking & Listening Starting a conversation

#3: Talking & Listening, con’t Taking turns. Asking questions. Answering questions. Being relevant. Repairing. Ending a conversation.

#3: Talking & Listening, con’t

Review We communicate through: BODY LANGUAGE THE WAY WE SAY THINGS TALKING & LISTENING