Friday, 8 November 2013
Group discussion
The time has come to let you know what you are going to talk about in your group discussion (drum roll)...
To what extent do social media influence the way we perceive global events?
Have a think about this but don't script what you are going to say.
Remember the group discussion etiquette:
1. Participate fully - you will need to find openings for discussion
2. Take turns speaking – one person speaks at a time. This is not always easy but don't talk over each other.
3. Let others know that you have not finished speaking by using phrases such as "I have one more thing to add...".
4. Wait for your turn – don’t interrupt.
5. Use supportive gestures and body language.
6. Maintain eye contact
7. Nod to show you are listening
8. Use encouraging facial expressions
9. Don’t use inappropriate gestures.
10. Use respectful phrases when disagreeing with another speaker.
11. Encourage and support those around you.
12. Avoid sarcasm and put-downs.
13. Stay on topic.
14. Remain open to new ideas.
15. Use inclusive language.
16. Ask questions to keep the discussion moving.
17. Don’t monopolise the conversation.
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