Student lesson 3 charmaine hooper & learning journal
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The document is a profile of Charmaine Hooper, describing her as a soccer star and pioneer who dominated women's sports. It discusses her career and role in helping advance women's participation in national and professional level sports. The purpose is to inform readers about Hooper's accomplishments and how her success helped women's sports. The intended audience appears to be students learning about influential figures.
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You have already looked at your communication from your own perspect.docx
You have already looked at your communication from your own perspective. This assignment will give you even greater insight into your communication, but from the perspective of others.
For part 2 of this assignment you will first, interview three people you know well and ask them questions about what it is like to have a conversation with you.
Challenge yourself to:
(1) seek out individuals who are willing to take this assignment seriously and not hold back to avoid a difficult conversation
(2) choose individuals from different aspects of your life (e.g. not all family members), and (3) go into this assignment with an open mind and a gracious heart.
As you complete your interviews, encourage your interviewees to answer each question thoroughly and give examples to support their answers. You may have to ask them lots of questions to get good answers from them. Be humble and listen. Don’t take it personally or defend yourself.
You will ask your interviewee's the following questions:
How am I at articulating my needs, opinions, views, or concerns?
How am I as a listener?
What aspects of my nonverbal behavior are effective? What can be improved?
What are my communication strengths?
What are my communication weaknesses?
What is it like to have a conversation with me?
Make sure to take notes during your interview. A good set of notes will help you complete your write up.
After you have interviewed three people, you will write and submit a self-reflection. In your reflection make sure to cite your sources. Whether that is from an interview, the textbook, or the self-assessments, your sources should be cited correctly. Use this resource (Links to an external site.) and “citations and references” (Links to an external site.) to help you.
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Articulating needs, opinions, views or concerns
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For part 2 of this assignment you will first, interview three people you know well and ask them questions about what it is like to have a conversation with you.
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(1) seek out individuals who are willing to take this assignment seriously and not hold back to avoid a difficult conversation
(2) choose individuals from different aspects of your life (e.g. not all family members), and (3) go into this assignment with an open mind and a gracious heart.
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How am I at articulating my needs, opinions, views, or concerns?
How am I as a listener?
What aspects of my nonverbal behavior are effective? What can be improved?
What are my communication strengths?
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Make sure to take notes during your interview. A good set of notes will help you complete your write up.
After you have interviewed three people, you will write and submit a self-reflection. In your reflection make sure to cite your sources. Whether that is from an interview, the textbook, or the self-assessments, your sources should be cited correctly. Use this resource (Links to an external site.) and “citations and references” (Links to an external site.) to help you.
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Articulating needs, opinions, views or concerns
Listening
Nonverbal communication
Communication strengths
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Summary (for this part, reflect on what you learned, how this assignment impacted you, and what changes (if any) you might explore for the future.
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4 pages
1-inch margins
Double spaced
Times New Roman font
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- She is the Chief Information Officer of a major wealth management firm in Silicon Valley.
- She is well qualified for the future open CEO position.
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(1) seek out individuals who are willing to take this assignment seriously and not hold back to avoid a difficult conversation
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Make sure to take notes during your interview. A good set of notes will help you complete your write up.
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