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It’s not WHAT you say, It’s HOW you say it… Communication Skills
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Objectives: 1. Learning attitude and process 2. Improving from where we are, who we are 3. Better presentations 4. The 7-C’s of Writing 5. Writing skill development
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The learning attitude? Nobody can teach anybody anything!
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What is learning? How do we learn? Where do we learn it from? When does it stop? Who is responsible for it? The matrix of learning
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I don’t know I know I don’t know I know
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What is it? I know you believe you understand What you think I said But I am not sure You realize what You heard is not What I meant…
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“The first step in good communication is to stop assuming that the other person understands what you are saying, because you understand.” Bryson, 1991
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Myths about Communication We communicate consciously We communicate with words Non-verbal communication is silent Words mean the same thing to everyone We communicate when we speak Message sent is the message received Information is never too much…
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Concepts Communication is a two-way process Words Mean Different Things to Different People. The Initiation of a Message Provides No Assurance It Has Been Received. Communications Often Become Distorted as They Are Transmitted.
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The Communication Process
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Communication of Content Channel choices In person Telephone Email Written Third party
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How We Communicate CVs, Resumes Email, Web site, FAQs Letters, Newsletters, Brochures, Articles, Catalogs Advertisements, Notice Board, Pamphlets, Signs, Press Release Presentations, multimedia, talks Reports, Manuals, Proposals, Books
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Communication is all about establishing good relationships!
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Attributes of effective communication Invalidation: Superiority Rigidity Indifference inflexibility Validation: Respectful Flexible Two way communication Identify areas of agreement
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The four skills: Listening Speaking Reading Writing Reading Speaking Listening
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Group Presentations 1. Greet and smile 2. Introduce yourself and the subject 3. Present quality with confidence 4. Answer questions 5. Thank the audience
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Writing Skills Development: Daily diary Emailing/ chatting The letters we’ve forgotten… Challenge closes Filling in the exercise: letters/cards/invitation Unscrambled letters
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Thank You
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