TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Essay writing & presentation skills - Lecture 28: Verbal communication skills

The main contents of the chapter consist of the following: Introduction to communication, components of communication, verbal, nonverbal, para verbal, definition of nonverbal communication, exercise, how to work on nonverbal communication during presentations? | Verbal Communication during Presentations Lecture 28 1 Recap Introduction to Communication Components of communication Verbal nonverbal Para verbal Definition of nonverbal communication Exercise How to work on Nonverbal Communication during Presentations? First Impressions Eye contact Smiles are powerful Gestures Body postures and orientation Hand and arms Proximity Voice Body language as a tool Sincerity Reading your Audience Verbal Messages Paraphrasing a brief, concise statement reflecting the content of the speakers message Reflecting Feeling a statement, in a way that conveys understanding, of the feeling that the listener has heard Summarizing a statement of the main ideas and feelings to show understanding Questioning asking open questions to gain information, encourage the speaker to tell her story, and gain clarification 1. The following tips are a starting point to help you think about how you can improve your verbal communications skills, whether in planned or unplanned situations! 1. Read more Simply increasing what you read (business texts, novels, newspapers etc) can improve your vocabulary, help you express ideas clearly and eliminate weaknesses in your language skills. 2. Think about the words Too many words will bore your listener, take up too much time and result in you losing credibility. There is no need to waffle! Remember not to use words that people don’t understand (they may not even tell you that they don’t understand what you are saying), as you may appear intimidating and make them feel inferior. 3. Prepare (if you can) You would spend time planning what you would say if you were writing. Think: how to make it accessible to as many audience as possible. Use approaching situation Take time out to think about the questions you may be asked and what answers you may need to give. Be prepared for awkward questions and situations where you may need to explain something in a different way. 4. Listen and be interested Listening more and .

• Kỹ năng thuyết trình
• Components of communication
• Essay writing skills
• Presentation skills
• Communication skills
• Language skills
• Writing process
• Verbal communication
• Phần cứng máy tính
• Tìm hiểu phần cứng máy tính
• Tham khảo phần cứng máy tính
• Hoạt động máy tính
• Hardware components
• Bộ phận máy tính
• The software components of computers
• Phần mềm máy tính
• Tìm hiểu phần mềm máy tính
• Công dụng phần mềm máy tính
• Vai trò của phần mềm trong máy tính
• Tính năng của phần mềm
• Information and communication technology
• High level fuzzy linguistic features
• Facial components in human emotion recognition
• Artificial intelligent model
• High level fuzzy linguistic
• Business communication
• Business messages
• Fundamentals of report writing
• Report classification plan
• Report components
• Sample transmittal message
• Wireless Communications Principles and Practice
• Introduction to Wireless Communication Systems
• Components of score
• Modulation Techniques for Mobile Radio
• Wireless Networking
• Multiple Access Techniques for Wireless
• Intercultural communication competence
• Cultural categories
• Vietnamese high schools
• Three piloted English textbooks
• Investigation into intercultural components
• Hardware Features
• Components of the TD
• Installing the TD 200
• TD 200 for Mounting
• Communication Cable
• Power Cable
• báo cáo khoa học
• báo cáo hóa học
• công trình nghiên cứu về hóa học
• tài liệu về hóa học
• cách trình bày báo cáo
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• electrical systems
• electronic components
• circuit applications
• electronic technology
• Siemens controller
• basic electronics
• practical electronics
• electrical engineering
• electronic circuits
• hand tools
• Network Components
• Network Types
• The OSI Model
• Protocol Notations
• Data Link Layer
• Link Protocol Functions
• Corghi system instruction manual
• Single side machine start
• Unified set for whole machine
• Composed by HMI
• Communication board
• Auxiliary electronic components