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HHA Lesson 4 -Communication and barriers
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What are social barriers?
Issues related to social groups or positions, like who has more power, can impact how we talk to each other.
What are emotional barriers?
Personal feelings or strong emotions can affect how well we share or understand information.
What are cultural barriers?
Differences in how people from different backgrounds act and talk can make it challenging to communicate.
What are language barriers?
When people speak different languages or use different words, it can cause misunderstandings.
What are physical Barriers?
Things like noise, bad lighting, or being far away that make it hard to talk. Some people may have a disability that prevents them from communicating.
I am "information" shared in communication: Example- "Listening in English is harder than reading; I think that watching TV is a waste of time"
Opinions
I am "information" shared in communication: Example- "Perhaps we can paint the bathroom yellow or We can study English together"
Ideas
I am "information" shared in communication: Example- "I'm really upset that I didn;t get that job; I'm really excited about seeing that new movie!"
Feelings
I am "information" shared in communication: Example- "There is a chance of rain today; My new coat is blue"
Facts
What is written communication?
Writing messages, like emails or notes
What is spoken communication?
talking face- to -face or on the phone
What is verbal communication?
talking with words
What is active listening?
Listening carefully and giving full attention.
I am I key part of communication: I give and ger a response to make sure the message is clear
Feed back
I am a key part of communication: I listen carefully and show you understand.
Active listening
I am I key part of communication: I give and understand informaition, who am i?
Sending and receiving messages
What are the key parts of communication?
Sending and receieving messages, active listening, and Feedback
What is Non-verbal communication?
sharing information without words ( using gestures, facial expressions, body language, etc)
What is verbal communication?
Using words (they can be spoken or written)
What is Communication?
Sharing information, Ideas, or feelings with others
I inspire, support, or motivate someone to take positive action or pursue a goal, who am i?
Encourage
Who am I? I am something that hinders or obstructs progress or communication, creating difficulties in understanding or conveying messsages
Barrier
I am the process of expressing and exchanging information, thoughts, or feelings between individuals. Who am I?
Communication
Who am I? I am the feeling of being upset and annoyed or discouraged when facing obstacles or challenges.
Frustration
Who am I? Communication that occurs without the use of words, such as through facial expressions, body language, or gestures
Non-verbal
Who am I?. I am the act of sharing or exchanging information, thoughts, or feelings with others through verbal or non-verbal means.
Communicate
Who am i? I am a physical movement often of the hands or body, used to express and Idea, emotions or message without speaking.
Gesture
(25 point question) What are the presented 6 tips for active listening?
1. Ask open questions, 2. Summarise, 3. Reflect, 4. Clarify, 5. Give words of encouragement, 6. React
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