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Lets Learn: Conversations

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  • Commenting
    short phrases that show interest and engagement with the person you are talking to. Examples include "Oh, wow!" "that's cool." "oh no!"
  • Reciprocal Questions
    these are questions that people ask each other. if someone says " how are you?" we can answer, and then ask them the same thing! this shows interest in them.
  • Questions
    show interest in the topic of conversation, help give more knowledge about conversation topic. ex. "did you like the movie?" "can you tell me more about that?"
  • I walk up to a group of people and they say "hey! how are you?" I respond with
    I don't want to talk about it.
    I'm good.
    how are you guys doing?
    I am doing alright! how are you guys doing?
  • Which one is active listening?
    nodding along as someone tells a story
    looking at our phone while someone is talking
    looking around the room while someone is talking to us.
    interrupting someone when they are talking
  • I just told you about a movie I saw over the weekend. What is a good follow up question? to ask?
    I don't like the movies.
    how many chairs are there in the movie theater?
    Did you see the movie with other people?
    have you been to the zoo before?
  • Active Listening
    Active listening includes a few things we need to do. looking at or in the direction of the person we are talking to, nodding often to show we are listening etc
  • you were telling me about your favorite game- what is a good comment and question I could ask you?
    oh.
    that's nice.
    you really like that game! what is your favorite part?
    why do you like it so much?