Types of Communication
This is how we share thoughts, feelings, and ideas with others
Communication
Be clear about your message
Clear
Different methods individuals use to understand and remember new information
Learning Styles
This means speaking up for your needs, rights, and goals
Self Advocacy
This type of communication includes speaking and listening with words
Verbal
Keep your message short and to the point
Concise
Name one of the three types of learning styles
Auditory Visual, or Hands On
This is not just hearing a speaker; it is paying attention, asking questions, making eye contact, and summarizing what the speaker is saying.
Active Listening
This type of communication includes body language, facial expressions, and gestures
Non-verbal
Use error free communication with understandable language
Correct
A style of learning where individuals learn best by seeing information through visuals like graphs, diagrams, and images
Visual
This is the foundation of self-advocacy; you can't stand up for yourself if you don't _____________ yourself
Understand/Know
This type of communication includes texts, emails, notes, and social media posts
Written
Use respectful and polite language at all times
Courteous
A style of learning where individuals process information best by listening and speaking
Auditory
It's OK to say things like, "I'm terrible at math! I can't do it!"
NO!!!!!
This type of communication includes pictures, symbols, art, and emojis
Visual
Make sure all points are connected to the main topic
Coherent
A style of learning when someone learns best through physical activity, doing, and touching
Hands On
What was your SMART communication goal for this week?
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