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A group member keeps cutting you off everytime you try to explain yourself/ How can you communicate that you want a turn to speak?
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You didn't understand what a word means in a conversation. What can you say to ask for clarification?
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You're in a noisy cafeteria and can't hear what your friends are saying. What can you do to improve communication?
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Your teacher asks a question, but you don't know how to answer. How can you ask them to clarify?
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Your classmate looks confused when you explain something. How do you check if they understood?
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You're watching a video in class, but the sound is muffled. What strategies could you use to understand the content?
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Your coach is going over a new play, but you didnt hear everyrthing that he said. What can you do?
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Your friend is telling a story, but they are talking too fast,and you cant understand. What should you do?
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A friend doesn't understand your explanation. How could you rephrase it?
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You are explaining something in class, and your friend looks confused. How can you check if they understand?
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You give directions, but you brother misinterprets what you say and has now made a wrong turn. How do you fix the misunderstanding?
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Your friend seems upset, but they say they're fine. What nonverbal cues might help you understand how they're feeling?
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Your classmate is whispering while giving instructions, and you can't hear them. What's the best way to ask them to repeat?
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You misheard what your teacher said, but you dont want to interrupt. What could you do?
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Your partner in a group project is giving directions, but they're unclear. How do you ask for more information?
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A classmate asks for help, but you don't understand what they need. What can you say?
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