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A group discussion involves more than two participants and helps develop important skills like communication, leadership, and presentation. A group is defined as three or more people working together to accomplish a task. There are different types of group members and groups, including primary, social, learning, service, and public groups. Preparing, being confident, forming debates while addressing misunderstandings, finding balance in opinions, and making decisions are some steps to being good at group discussions. Group discussions have advantages like improving knowledge, overcoming fears of public speaking, and considering different perspectives, as well as disadvantages like some participants not contributing or conflicts arising.
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- 1. GROUP DISCUSSION oKrishna Patel o2nd computer o130210107035
- 2. WHAT IS GROUP DISCCUSION? A group discussion is a discussion that involves more than two participant. it use the dynamic strategy which develops working relationship and it also help one to develops communication skills, interpersonal skill, leadership skill as well as presentation skill. WHAT IS GROUP? Define as three or more person working independently for the purpose of accomplishing a task.
- 3. TYPE OF GROUP MEMBER:- 1) Communication expert 2) Team leader 3) Strategy and planning think 4) Hard worker 5) Analytical team member TYPE OF GROUP:- 1) Primary group 2) Social group 3) Learning group 4) Services group 5) Public group
- 4. Step to be good at group discussion 1.) Prepare yourself. If you don't know your material ahead of time, you will have less to contribute and will understand the discussion less. Research some background information on your topic if you are given it ahead of time.
- 5. 2.) Be confident: If you aren't confident with yourself, you'll be scared of sharing your opinions. You need to trust yourself and others and you need to feel confident in your thoughts. Share your opinions- it doesn't matter what other people think.
- 6. 3.) Form a debate: Group discussion is weighing the pros and cons of a debatable topic. The group discussions are mostly a way to see if how people's views are different, and how they perceive things. It's also comparing answers to others.
- 7. 4.) Conquer misunderstandings: Even though you are mainly talking, and announcing whatever comes to your to debate over; it doesn't stop from heated words spilling. So take in all in stride and try to form a question about why such an argument bursts out from something misunderstood. Try to make sure that their anger simmered down, and make a light-humored topic to stay. Compare comedy to the comedy back then, with all the custard pies thrown, and chases, it's a good way to diminish the tense atmosphere.
- 8. 5.) Find balance: It's important to have those small 'no' or shake of the heads, it's better not to find a topic you all agree on. This allows your view to be heard, and thought upon. There has to be flaws, obviously, or else it wouldn't be a good debate. That is probably the main problem, where the topic is perfect to discuss about. Instead of finding the boring, flawless debate, find one that you never heard of. It'll be enough to research, and enjoy.
- 9. 6.) Decision: There is always something different for group discussions. Ranging arithmetic, charities, healthy eating, politics, sports, and virtue or value in today's products. Mainly, you got to wonder if that topic is worth talking about, for politics, it varies; there is the government, and what they control. It's challenging, but group discussion is an opening to your lives. An introduction for you to get to know each other. Good luck in starting it...
- 10. ADVANTAGES OF GROUP DISCUSSION: It make on self to get update their knowledge It helps one to get out fear while taking with group. Diversity in term of group member opinion. It helps to think a matter in different way by getting different view of others. Creativity.
- 11. IN STUDY: It enhances your learning-you learn more Discussion generates good question-helps in preparation for exam. It show you your weakness-it improve you. It rectify your mistakes. It helps for your oral exam-it improve your communication skills.
- 12. DISADVANTAGES OF GROUP DISCUSSION: The main disadvantages is it may lead to loss an opportunity of one who is good in working.(i.e. one who have practical knowledge.)but who fear to talk in front of others. Social loafing. Conflict.
- 13. EXAMPLES:-
- 15. THANK YOU