This document discusses various topics related to communication, reasoning, ethics, self-confidence, self-control, emotions, culture, and collaboration. It addresses elements of oral and written communication like diction, fluency and body language. It defines logical reasoning and different types. It examines ethics, morality, and their influence on human development. It also explores the benefits of self-confidence, characteristics of confident people, and how to build self-confidence. Self-control and emotional intelligence and their basic skills are outlined as well. Finally, it discusses cultural values and the importance of collaboration and empathy in educational settings.

2. Oral
communi
cation
 Diction.
 Fluency.
 Volume.
 Rhythm.
 Clarity.
 Coherence.
 Emotionality.
 Body movements
and
gesticulation
 Vocabulary.
Written
communi
cation.
 Advantages and
disadvantages
of written
communication.
 Elements of
communication
 Body language
 The
interpretation
of body
language.

3. Logical reason
Logical reasoning is a mental process that
involves the application of logic.
Types of reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Hypothetical reasoning
Analogical reasoning
Environmental analysis
techniques.
Political - legal
Economic
Socio-cultural
Technological

4. Compliance with Standards and Tasks.
Morals and ethics
Ethics is related to the
well-founded study of the
moral values that guide
human behavior in society,
while morality is the
customs, norms, taboos and
agreements established by
each society.
Ethics and morals in the
development of the human being.
Human development depends
fundamentally on the ideas, values,
practices, relationships and
community and social institutions
in which the person grows,
including schools. The ideas and
values (the culture) of the
community function as expectations
that the person must learn, that
is, internalize through social
interaction. Social expectations
become needs, interests and
capacities that define us as human
beings.

5. Self-confidence.
Benefits of Self-confidence
Characteristics of people with
self-confidence.
Body language in self-confidence.
Elements of self-confidence
 Recognize insecurity.
 The word no, does not
exist to succeed.
 Your opinion is what counts
 They are productive
 Without fear of failure
 Does not hide self-
confidence

6. Self-control
Emotional intelligence
The emotions
Types of emotions
Surprise
Aversion
Anger
Joy
Sadness
The basic skills for
emotional control
1. Perception, evaluation and
expression of emotions.
2. Assimilation or emotional
facilitation.
3. Understanding and analysis of
emotions.
4. Emotional regulation.

7. Sociocultural for
entrepreneurship.
Cultural identity.
Cultural values.
Types of cultural
values.
Religious values
Aesthetic values
Moral values
Intellectual values
Affective values
Social values
Physical values
Economic values
Collaborative
participation in
educational settings
Collaborative culture.
Definition of collaboration.
Empathy
The importance of empathy
in teaching.