Definition
The process of using spoken words to exchange information, ideas, thoughts, and feelings with another individual
Which are examples of verbal communication within school? Choose all that apply.
A teacher reading the morning announcements over the loudspeaker
A teacher shaking your hand when you walk in the door
A teacher giving the class instructions
Facial expressions a teacher makes
Parent meeting with a teacher for conferences
A teacher reading the morning announcements over the loudspeaker
A teacher giving the class instructions
Parent meeting with a teacher for conferences
Shaking your hand and facial expressions are not valid as they are examples of body language
How can verbal communication lead to fewer conflicts?
Open communication makes it easier for employees to resolve misunderstandings
Employees can hear both sides of the issue and communicate properly to find a solution
List 2 ways on how you can improve your verbal communication skills.
Know your audience
Think before you speak
Pausing before answering a question can improve your response
Take a second before you speak to reflect and organize your thoughts
Be mindful of your tone
Employ active listening to make sure you understand what you're about to discuss
Speak with confidence
Use concise language
Gain feedback in order to practice and improve your skills
Improve and strengthen your vocabulary
Which of the following are NOT considered methods of verbal communication?
Having a phone call
Speaking up in a meeting
Emailing a teacher
Asking for directions on the street
Texting your friend
Ordering food through a restaurants app
Emailing a teacher
Texting your friend
Ordering food through a restaurants app
All examples of written communication
Which are examples of verbal communication within college? Choose all that apply.
Asking a faculty member how to navigate around campus
Choosing what you want the cook to put in your lunch in the dining hall
Meeting with your advisor regarding schedule changes
A student raising their hand before getting called on
A professor explaining due dates for your upcoming assignments
Asking a faculty member how to navigate around campus
Choosing what you want the cook to put in your lunch in the dining hall
Meeting with your advisor regarding schedule changes
A professor explaining due dates for your upcoming assignments
A student raising their hand before getting called on is not valid as this is an example of body language
How can verbal communication lead to more productivity?
Miscommunication can lead to delayed tasks
Employees should ask their company for clarification if they are ever confused about on their task
Decreases delayed tasks and misunderstandings, increases productivity levels
How can thinking before you speak improve your verbal communication?
Pausing before answering a question can improve your response
You can take a second to reflect and organize your thoughts to come up with the best response
Would you consider sleeptalking verbal communication?
Depends on who's around to hear you and if they decide to interact with you while your still asleep
Which are examples of verbal communication within a career? Choose all that apply.
Attending an interview where you are asked about interests and why you want the job
Your supervisor emails you regarding a recent issue that occurred in the workplace
A manager training a new employee by sharing the business protocols
An employee meeting to discuss new ideas and opinions
Attending an interview where you are asked about interests and why you want the job
A manager training a new employee by sharing the business protocols
An employee meeting to discuss new ideas and opinions
Emailing is not valid as it is an example of written communication
How can verbal communication create job satisfaction?
A company advocates open communication with employees
Helps give them a voice and feel that there opinions are heard and valued
How can knowing your audience improve your verbal communication skills?
Preparing for a conversation depending on who you're about to have it with means you may have to adjust your tone, mannerism, greetings, and attitude