4 steps of Communication
AC Essentials
Social Thinking
Group Collaboration
Miscellaneous
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Give 4 examples of NONVERBAL communication
eye contact hygiene facial expression what you wear posture gestures proximity speed
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Name two types of communication.
Verbal communication nonverbal communication
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What is a friend or people file?
Keeping information in your mind about what someone likes/dislikes, favorite foods/things to do, etc.
100
What is the definition of compromise?
Being willing to give something up in order to come to agreement. It does not mean giving everything up or doing everything another person wants.
100
What are two benefits for working in a group?
Get the job done faster. Learn new things/find different ideas to solve the problem Share the work load Sometimes fun Can get help when you don't understand/need clarification
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What is the FIRST STEP of the 4 steps of communication? What is the SECOND of the 4 steps of communication?
Step 1 Thinking with your brain Need to be aware of what is going on around you and what others are doing first. STEP 2: Body - you need to move your body into position (get closer, face the person, etc.)
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What is emotional regulation?
Being able to regulate one's emotions even when you might be upset or bored. Using your social filter. Feeling it BIG on the inside (FBI) and expressing it SMALL on the outside (ESP)
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What is "thinking with your eyes"?
Being aware of what is going on around you - what people are doing, even if you aren't participating.
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If a person is being the "arguer"/finding fault with every idea how might this impact the group's ability to finish a project?
Might not be able to come to agreement. Have to keep coming up with ideas rather than moving forward with project.
200
Why are the 5 W and 1 H question important to use when having a conversation with someone?
Keeps the conversation going. Are usually open ended questions that you can't ask with a yes or no - so you can find out more information about the person.
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What is the 3rd step of communication? Why is it important?
Make eye contact with the person To show them you intend to communicate with them.
300
What is executive functioning?
Being able to use time management (getting things done on time/meeting due dates) Being organized (items in folders, easy to find and don't have to search) Problem solving - thinking about options.
300
Why is keeping a friend file in your mind a good thing to do?
It helps you remember things they like to do so you might be able to do them together or ask them about in a conversation. It makes the other person think good thoughts about you/want to hang out with you because you remember what they are interested in.
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If someone is the slacker/talking with everyone but doing no work, how might that impact the progress of the group in trying to complete a project?
Takes longer to do the project because people are going off topic. Not everyone is sharing the work load equally.
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What is a social filter?
We can have any thoughts we want, and a social filter helps us say what is expected in a given situation. Example - we may be angry about a test, but we use our social filter when talking with the teacher and use an appropriate voice tone and words.
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What is the 4th step of communication? Why is it important?
Words - using on topic words To keep the conversation going. Not making the situation awkward by going off topic
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What is flexible thinking?
Being able to understand that other's have different ideas and opinions different from our own. Being able to do something different from what we originally planned. (Example - John wanted to go to the movies, but both of his friends wanted to go bowling. John decided to go bowling too.)
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What is unexpected behavior? Give an example
Doing something that is unexpected based on the context of the situation. Example: Talking to a friend when the teacher is trying to lecture/explain something to the class. Sharpening a pencil when the teacher is speaking to the entire class.
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If someone was in the role of "all around"/doing their share, giving direction, helping others, etc. how might that impact the group as they work towards meeting a deadline?
Looking out for what others need, doing their share as well as helping out keeps the group moving forward to meet their deadline.
400
What does IEP stand for?
Individual Education Plan/Program
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What are the four steps of joining a group?
Use your BRAIN - observe what is happening/take the slow approach Move your BODY/mirror what the group is doing Make EYE CONTACT - show intent to communicate WORDS - on topic based on what group is talking about
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What is self advocacy?
Speaking up for yourself. Letting others know what you need to be successful.
500
What is expected behavior? Give an example.
Doing what is expected in a given situation. Cleaning up the area after doing a lab in Biology. Throwing away your trash. Raising your hand rather than blurting out the answer.
500
What are 3 group collaboration skills:
1. Leadership 2. Responsibility/doing your share/reliable 3. Good emotion reading/theory of mind/perspective taking 4. communicator - communicate often 5. Listen to others ideas 6. Respectful 7. Compromise 8. Team player/do what is needed - not just their part of it
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Why is it important to summarize when talking about an event or something that you did?
So you don't bore someone/have them lose interest. To determine if they are interested in hearing more - you see if they have questions.
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