Body Language
Can't stop the feeling
That's how we do it
I Statements
Passive, Aggressive, or Assertive
100

You do this with your eyes while listening

What is, look at the speaker?

100

This is another word to use in place of mad.

What is "angry" or "enraged?"
100

The tone of voice to use when speaking assertively.

Calm, appropriate, non-judgemental

100

Complete this I statement:  I feel...

What is (any emotion)?

100

What is passive communication?

When someone prioritizes the needs and feelings of someone else and not themselves. They do not stand up for themselves. 

200

You do this with your head while listening

What is, nod or shake your head?

200

This word means very, very happy.

What is "ecstatic?"

200

This is who you focus on when speaking assertively.

What is "yourself?"

200

Use an I statement to tell your parents about your desire to go out with your friends this weekend.

"I would like to go out with my friends this weekend?"

200

What is aggressive communication?

When someone comes on too strong, communicates loud and and unwilling to compromise. Authoritative, and seems disrespectful

300

True or False:  while someone is speaking, you should be focusing on what you are going to say next.

What is false?

300

This is how most people feel when they don't understand what's going on.

What is "confused?"

300

The process of communicating non-verbally is called ___ _____.

Body language?

300

Use an I statement to ask for assistance in class.

"I need help?

300

What is assertive communication?

communicating in a calm, effective manner to advocate for your own needs, while also being open to and listening to others' needs/hearing their thoughts


400

Show you are listening by responding to this statement:  I went out to eat this weekend.

What is, "What restaurant did you go to?" or "What kind of food did you eat?" etc.

400

This is how people often feel when they keep trying to do something, but it's not working.

What is frustrating?

400

Speaking assertively helps to prevent this.

Conflict, fights, misunderstandings

400

Use an I statement to tell your boss that your family reunion is coming up and you will be attending.  

 "I need [date] off to attend a family event?"

400

What type of communication is evident in this example?

One of your friends forgot to study for the test and asks if they can sit behind you and look at your answers. This makes you uncomfortable, but you say "okay" anyways.

Passive communication

500

Show you are listening by reflecting back these statements:  "I did really well on my Global Quiz, and then my group came in first place in gym."

What is, "Sounds like you're having a great day!" or "Sounds like your day is going well!" etc.

500

This is how someone feels when they were hoping for a certain outcome, but they didn't get it.

What is disappointed?

500

Assertive communication shows this for yourself and others.

Respect


500

Express to your parents how you feel about them not trusting you.

"I really wish you would trust me"

"I feel really frustrated when you don't trust me."

500
What type of communication is evident in this example?


One of your friends had a birthday party last weekend but didn't invite you, so you ignore them while at school and spread a rumor about them.

What is aggressive communication?