Seminar-like presentation of Self-awareness for Mass Communication students (can be used to other program). With lyrics of actions songs related to the topic and activities.
4. InterpersonalCommunication
• - is the process by which people exchange
information, feelings, and meaning through
verbal and non-verbal messages: it is face-to-
face communication.
7. • is a termusedto describe a person's capacity to notice the self.
"Awareness" is the abilityto notice other things and coupled
with"self" that ability is turnedtowards the self. The concept of
self-awareness represents the ability of an individual to clearly
understand his or her own strengths, weaknesses, emotions,
values, natural inclinations, tendencies and motivation.
8. Importance
• Self-awareness is important because when
we have a better understanding of ourselves,
we are able to experience ourselves as unique
and separate individuals
9. Self-awareness related to Interpersonal
Communication
• Interpersonally competent people are self
aware. They use this awareness to better
understand others and to adapt their
behaviour accordingly. (Bud Bilanich)
12. MEDITATE
• As most people know by now, meditation is
the practice of improving your moment-by-
moment awareness.
• What am I tryingto achieve?
• What am I doingthat is working?
• What am I doingthat is slowingme down?
• What can I do to change?
13. Write down your key plans and
priorities
• One of the best ways to increase self-awareness is to write down
what you want to do and track your progress.
15. Ask trusted friends
• None of us is altogetheraware of how we come across to
others.
16. Get regular feedback at work
• . In addition to informallyand periodically asking friends and
family, use theformal processes and mechanismsatyour
workplace.