Rules
How much does bellwork count towards grades?
Each Day is 20 Points, and at the end of the week, all five days are 100 points.
What is Communication?
the sending and receiving of information
Rate
The speed at which words are spoken or written.
Who is Josh Gad?
Won the 1999 NSDA Speech Contest, Olaf from Frozen
Decoding:
The process of interpreting or understanding a message received from another person.
Respect my classroom and my class time. What does that mean..2 examples
Classroom Class Time
Verbal Communication
The use of spoken or written words to convey a message or information.
Volume
The loudness or softness of a person's voice.
What is Feedback?
The response or reaction provided by the receiver of a message, which helps the sender understand the effectiveness of their communication.
Reflection:
The act of thinking deeply and critically about one's own thoughts, actions, and experiences.
If your behavior or your work falls short of what has been discussed, what will Mrs. M do?
Verbal Warning, verbal warning, contact parents, written up, ask parents to come in for a discussion.
Nonverbal Communication
The use of body language, facial expressions, gestures, and other nonverbal cues to communicate feelings, emotions, and information.
Tone
The emotional quality or attitude expressed through the voice.
What are norms?
The accepted behaviors, expectations, and rules within a specific context or group.
What is verbal communication?
- A) Using body language to convey a message
- B) Using spoken or written words to convey a message
- C) Using gestures to communicate feelings
- D) Using facial expressions to convey information
Answer: B
Answer: B
What is our class phone policy?
A No Phone Zone
If all work is completed ask the teacher for permission.
Communication Cycle
The process of sending, receiving, and interpreting messages between individuals or groups. It involves encoding, transmitting, decoding, and providing feedback.
Volume
The loudness or softness of a person's voice.
Articulation: The clarity and precision with which words and sounds are pronounced.
The clarity and precision with which words and sounds are pronounced.
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
- A) Speaking loudly
- B) Writing a letter
- C) Nodding your head
- D) Sending a text message
C
What is our Class mascot name?
Snitch
Paralanguage
The nonverbal elements of speech, such as tone, pitch, volume, and pauses, that convey meaning and emotion.
Collaboration
Working together with others to achieve a common goal or complete a task.
Encoding:
The process of converting thoughts, ideas, or messages into a form that can be communicated.
What is the communication cycle?
- A) The process of sending and receiving messages
- B) The process of encoding and decoding messages
- C) The process of providing feedback
- D) The process of collaborating with others
B