Do you know your Classmates
2nd Hour: What does Gabe want to be when he grows up?
4th hour: What does Peyton want to be when he grows up?
Gabe: king
Peyton: mechanic
What are the two rules of conversation
Provide enough information, extend the conversation
Give an example of when to take turns
1. A very young child takes turns pushing a toy car down the ramp with a friend or sibling. 2. A brother and a sister take turns using the swing set in the backyard. 3. Two preschoolers take turns riding the only tricycle around the playground. 4. Several elementary students take turns drinking from the water fountain after P.E. 5. A group of friends take turns playing a two-player video game. 6. Friends take turns in a conversation as everyone shares what they did over the weekend. 7. Co-workers take turns pitching in ideas for a new project at the office.
Give an example of a hierarchy.
President Vice President
Boss worker
Teacher Students
One reason to end a conversation
time is up
Other Responsibilities
Class Starts
Want to Talk to Someone Else
What are Christain's favorite colors?
What are Veronica's favorite colors?
black and red
Black and purple
What types of things must you include to provide enough information in a conversation/story
who what when where why how
Name one problem that might arise when taking turns in a conversation
One person dominates the conversation
One person will not talk/respond
One or both people interrupt each other
Who are people that have authority over you
Police officers, teachers, bosses, parents, grandparents, principals, etc.
The four steps to ending a conversation.
Acknowledgement
Giving a reason
Closing Phrase
Exit Nicely
What does Kai's mom do?
What does Rylan's mom do?
Works taking care of animals
Works at pharmacy (CVS)
Nodding
Shaking head
Giving thumbs up
Crossing arms
Shrugging shoulders
High fives
Tapping feet
Eye contact
What is something that you must do if you are successfully taking turns in a conversation?
Active Listening
Ask Questions
Use Visual Cues
Signal you want to speak
Have a talking stick
Be Patient
Wait for a Pause
Look for Nonverbal Cues
Facial Expressions
Eye Contact
Ask don't tell, use justification (give a reason)
Taking keys out of a pocket or purse
Looking at a watch
Turning body away
Not asking questions back
Saying they have something else to do
Not fully interested in the conversation
Looking around at other objects
Walking away
Yawning
What is the only thing Declan has purchased out of the ticket bag?
What is Patience's favorite snack out of the ticket bag?
Free assignment pass
blue takis
What does eye contact show in a conversation/what impression does it give of the speaker?
More intimate (friendly)
Trust
Honest/Sincere
Communicates that you’re listening
Achieve cooperation
Figure out what people mean (babies)
Communicate without words
Connect with others
An example of a visual cue to take turns is
Having a talking stick, tapping each other, raising hands, pointing
Name three types of written communication
Emails
Letter
Memo
Scientific Report
Instant Message
Contract
Social Media Post
The timing the video told you yesterday to end a conversation (whose turn).
End on your turn
Who do Parker and Chevaeh live with?
Grandparents
Parents, grandparents
What does SLANT stand for
Sit up, listen, ask questions, nod, track speaker
An example of a nonverbal cue to signal you want to talk (think body language)
Eye contact, facial expressions
Positives of Written Communication vs. Verbal Conversation
Time to Edit
Organize Thoughts
Clear Transitions Between Subjects
Permanent
Out there forever
Ensure Proper Audience is Taken into Account
Appropriate Grammar/Spelling/etc.
Can Request Feedback
Give a complete example including the optional step of getting out of a conversation.