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This document discusses various communication skills needed for media production discussions. It covers both verbal and non-verbal communication, as well as good group communication skills like listening, considering all ideas, and doing research. It also discusses the importance of environment, having an agenda, allowing time for discussion, and establishing ground rules for discussions. Interacting respectfully with others using the SOLER technique of squarely facing them, keeping an open posture, leaning in, maintaining eye contact, and being relaxed is also covered.
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This document discusses various communication skills needed for group work and media production discussions. It covers both verbal and non-verbal communication, as well as good and poor group communication skills. Specific tips are provided, such as doing research before pitching ideas, listening to others, and considering everyone's ideas. The document also discusses creating an agenda, allocating sufficient time, and establishing ground rules to facilitate effective group discussions.
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This document provides guidance on communicating effectively for a media production discussion. It discusses both verbal and nonverbal communication skills. It emphasizes the importance of clear speaking, using understandable language, actively listening to others, and ensuring all participants have opportunity to provide input. The document also outlines potential consequences of poor communication skills, such as not being understood or taken seriously. It provides tips for facilitating a productive discussion through an appropriate environment, established ground rules, and use of supporting resources.
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This document discusses communication skills for media production discussions. It covers verbal and non-verbal communication, good group communication skills, consequences of poor communication, discussion guidelines including environment and resources, ground rules for discussions, interacting with others using the SOLER technique of active listening, preparing for a social media debate including opening statements, questioning opponents, answering debate questions, and concluding statements.
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This document discusses verbal and non-verbal communication. It provides examples of each, including speaking, gestures, and body language. It describes an activity where groups had to plan and build a tower using only verbal communication first, then non-verbal to build it. Both forms of communication were found to be essential for success. The document also discusses good communication skills like speaking clearly and letting everyone contribute. Poor communication can cause projects to fall apart from lack of understanding or cooperation. Discussion skills are also covered, like using an agenda and time limits, as well as rules to ensure respect and staying on topic. The SOLER model of non-verbal communication teaches skills like making eye contact and having an open posture to improve interactions. Debate preparation
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The document discusses communication skills for media production discussions. It covers both verbal and nonverbal communication examples. It then discusses the importance of good group communication skills like speaking clearly and explaining plans. The consequences of poor communication are mentioned like misunderstandings. Tips are provided for discussion environments, resources, ground rules, and interacting with others using the SOLER theory. A debate preparation outline is also included that discusses creating an opening statement, preparing questions for opponents, and having a conclusion statement.
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- 3. Non Verbal Communication This is where you communicate through body language if your slouching then it shows you don't care and don't want to be there ,but if your body isn't slouched they can tell you are paying attention and are listening to what they have to say. But non verbal isn't speaking
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- 9. Discussion Guide: Environment Good environment helps the group to get better results because there is no background noise so the group can here each other more clearly and everyone's ideas get listened to. Supporting Resources If you have research you can back it up by having hand out and PowerPoint to remember what you researched and to prove you have done.
- 10. Discussion Ground Rules Resources: Agenda A list of thing that you discuss that you want to make people aware of if people aren't aware of the agenda it means that you have a bigger chance of getting sidetracked. Time There has to be enough time to make sure you cover everything and be able t0 complete it in the time given. If it takes to long and goes over the time limit it means you had to much to cover on the agenda
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