Vocab
what is the definition of service etiquette
how one speaks to those performing a service (wait staff, receptionist, telemarketers, etc.)
whats an example of a request?
asking for someone to change your oil, etc.
where should your cites be at
on the slide they are used on or at the end on their own slide
what tone should you use when on the phone with a friend
friendly, doesnt have to be formal
name something that should be in a resume
work experience, education, skills, etc.
what is the definition of body language
movements, how welcoming or apprehensive someone acts
whats an example of a distraction when talking to someone
on their phone, etc.
should you make your presentation shorter, exact, or longer then the time limit
longer because you could talk longer then when you practiced.
How should you handle serious calls with your boss.
Calm and formal
what are some myth-busters topic we did in class?
answer varies
what is the definition of slang
casual and informal terminology, may be specific to a certain group or region, inside jokes included in this category
what is an example of non-verbal communication
gestures, body language, facial expressions
How should you talk during your presentation?
calm and formal, dont rush
should you prolong the conversation or just short to the point and just say what is needed
say what is needed
what are some issues with driving
Distracted driving (friends, radio, etc.). Texting and driving. Drinking and Driving. Speeding and overall reckless driving. Driving while tired
what is thee definition of sensitivity
how one reacts to what is said; an awareness of those around one and what may or may not be involved in their stories
examples of written communication
letters, emails, social media, texts
what are 3 of the different presentations we have done this year?
demonstrative, crimes and criminals, famous speakers, career research, PSA, conspiracy, argumentative, etc.
What tone should you use when on the phone during an interview
formal
what citation type should you use
MLA
what is the definition of inflection
change of pitch in speaker’s voice and the emphasis put on certain words
what is an example of jargon?
JT - A joint, btw, 10-4 - Radio jargon meaning Okay or I understand, etc.
what is a big thing that you must do in group presentations
all must talk
How do you properly introduce yourself?
Student clearly states name, why they’re calling, and any other information significant to the context
what should be in an annotated bibliography
how students will use these sources, why they’re reliable, and how they relate to the topic at hand