This collection of activities addresses all 3 learning domains (cognitive, affective, and behavioral) and involves participants directly in the learning process through its interactive approach.It about the communication skills tells about communication activities in the 50 categories.
Uses for SkillBuilders: 50 Communication Skills Activities
- Communication Awareness
- Delivering Your Message
- Nonverbal Communication
- Communication Conflicts
- Active Listening
- Giving and Receiving Feedback
- Written Communication
- Presentation Skills
Product Contents
- Facilitator guidelines
- Applications Matrix to pinpoint the best activities for training needs
- Reproducible participant materials
Activities include:
Communication Awareness:
· Get to Know Your Apple
· Packaging is Important
· Picture This
· Walk the Talk
· Role Models
· Rotating Trio Exchange
Delivering Your Message:
· Assessing Your Speech Habits
· It’s How you Say It
· Avoiding Killer Phrases
· What Do You Mean?
· Paper-Tearing Exercise
· Jumbled Messages
· Drawing Conclusions
Nonverbal Communication:
· At Arm’s Length
· Reading People
· Mixed Messages
· Body Language
· Active Observation
Communication Conflicts:
· Dealing with Conflicts
· Distinguishing Behaviors
· Preventing Conflict
· Dealing with Difficult People
· Applying Assertive Behavior
· Expressing Different Viewpoints
Active Listening:
· How Well Do You Listen?
· What Do You Know about Active Listening?
· Rotating Trio Role Play
· Listening for Key Points
· Listening Types Card Match
· Poor Listener on Trial
· The Art of Asking Questions
Giving and Receiving Feedback:
· The Power of Feedback
· Applying the Feedback Model
· Describing Behavior
· Using “I” Statements
· Feedback Criteria
· Receiving Negative Feedback
Written Communication:
· Creating Sentence Variety
· Eliminating Hackneyed Expressions
· Writing Effective Memos
· Writing Directions
· Writing Customer-Focused Letters
· Writing a Request Proposal
Presentation Skills:
· Assessing Your Presentation Style
· Overcoming Stage Fright
· Assessing Your Audience
· Getting Your Audience’s Attention
· Dealing with Semantics
· Dealing with Difficult Audience Members
· Thinking on Your Feet
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