2. 1. What are your strengths in communication?
2. What are your weaknesses?
3. Write about one thing you’ll do in the
coming weeks to improve your
communication.
5. Classroom Norms
You have signed up for a 6.30 class
At 6.35, I take the attendance
You may still join the class
6. The ONE conversation that
I won’t have ever:
"सर, एक िमनेटले िढलो भाको त हो नी,
ATTENDANCE गरी िदनुस् न”
7. Classroom Norms
You’ll come prepared for the class
You come with an attitude to share
and learn
Your inputs will make the class come
alive
8. Classroom Norms
You will do your presentations as
scheduled
You will comply with the system
We will always communicate through
email (umes.shrestha@gmail.com)
37. मानव िभत्र भावनाहरु धेरै छन तर किहलेकािह शब्द पयार्प्त हुदैन।
यदी सबै कु राहरु शब्दबाट नै ब्यक्त गनर् सिकने भएको भए
आसुँ र हाँसो चिहदैन िथयो होला।
(Manish Jha)
38. Earlier: One who lacks words uses hands.
Now: One who lacks words uses more words.
- Hem Raj Kafle
56. The problem is that while we think our first
impressions of people are grounded solely in logic,
they’re not. In reality, they’re a jumbled mix of
conscious and unconscious truth, fiction, and
prejudice. Thus, from the very start, we’re dealing
with a fictitious creation - not a real person. Yet
that first impression will color our feelings about
another person for months or years to come. It’ll
also affect how we listen to that person, because
we’ll distort everything the person says to fit our
preconceived notions.
Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone. Mark Goulston