Spoken communication skills
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This document discusses various aspects of communication including interpersonal communication, public speaking, conversation skills, and body language. It notes that communication can involve both verbal and nonverbal exchanges of information between two or more individuals. Effective communication requires paying attention to one's voice, word choice, body language, active listening skills, and achieving a balance between speaking and listening. First impressions are also impacted significantly by one's appearance and body language.
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This document discusses effective communication skills. It begins by outlining objectives around considering verbal and non-verbal communication methods, understanding listening skills, and communicating respectfully. It then discusses cultural diversity in communication styles and why effective communication is important for client relationships and careers. Key aspects of communication discussed include listening, both verbal and non-verbal messages, overcoming barriers, and improving existing communication skills. The document emphasizes the importance of communication in building confidence and respect.
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Spoken communication skills
- 5. includes the silent conversations we have with ourselves
- 6. The process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non verbal massage
- 7. communication can take place only when there are more than two people involved
- 8. This type of communication takes place when one individual addresses a large gathering of people
- 9. Speaking effectively is defined as speaking in such a way that your message is clearly heard and, if possible, acted
- 11. The words you use. Your voice. Your other non-verbal communication, particularly body language
- 13. Your voice should richer and clear .
- 14. Your body language is also important. This includes how you stand, your facial expressions.
- 15. Conversation involve personal interaction two or more people about something of interest in other words conversation is simply talking to someone else usually informally
- 16. Conversation is two way street Be nice Keep it light Lead with a compliment ask a lot of questions
- 17. It is not all about other person so try to achieve balance between talking and listening in conversation
- 18. Walk into conversation with big smile and open body language and keep yourself open and smiling politely .
- 19. Try to keep the conversation as light and approachable as possible
- 20. Compliments are best possible way to begin a conversation
- 21. Questions are conversational lubricant pay attention as much as you can to conversation and use them to move it forward
- 22. Interpersonal communication is the interaction and exchange of information between two or more people. This can be verbal and/or non-verbal communication.
- 23. Active listening Physical appearance (Body language)
- 24. Paying attention to the total content of some one’s verbal communication
- 25. The impression others form of you is roughly split by: Body (visuals) 55% Voice (sound) 38% Words (content) 7%
- 26. It’s inescapable It’s irreversible It’s complicated It’s contextual
- 27. Your body sends a massage when you are silent.
- 28. Ones you said some thing it ,s out there.
- 29. Words gives different meaning by different people in different circumstances
- 30. When and where you speak and how it is received.
- 31. Interpersonal skills are fundamental to successful relation ship at home, school, or any work place. Ask question to your self that where are you ? In interpersonal communication skills. Compare your self with others identify the areas that you can practice and try improve .