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COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION. Forms of Communication. Examples. Examples. What Makes Communication Effective?. What Makes Communication Effective?. Message is of importance . Vision presented could affect the listeners.

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COMMUNICATION

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  1. COMMUNICATION

  2. Forms of Communication

  3. Examples Examples

  4. What MakesCommunication Effective?

  5. What MakesCommunication Effective? • Message is of importance. • Vision presented could affect the listeners. • Speakers established themselves as authorities in what they were talking about.

  6. What MakesCommunication Effective? • Speakers believed in what they were presenting. • Speakers got to the point. • Speakers used personal skills of speaking, body language, tone ofvoice, andcharisma.

  7. Effective Communication First Aid Medical Emergency Form Who: Wood Badge patrol member What: Snake bite Where: Turner Campsite When: 15 minutes ago Why: We need assistance at the Health Lodge How: Call 911; request ambulance; notify health & safety personnel and Course Director

  8. Basic Blueprint of Communication • A Sender • A Message • A Receiver

  9. Applies to All Formsof Communication • Spoken • Written • Film • Music • even Pantomime

  10. Effective Listening as a Communication Tool • Begins with good listening • Provides what listeners need • Engages listeners minds • Is a two-way process

  11. Engaging the Audience

  12. What Do You Want?

  13. What Do You Want? We want: • Knowledge • Learn a skill • Understand something

  14. Barriers to Effective Communication • Lack of common ground • Lack of sincerity • Lack of authority

  15. Barriers to Effective Communication • Lack of clarity • Poor presentation skills • Lack of receptiveness • Environment

  16. Ways to AssureGood Communication • Common Ground • Sincerity • Authority • Clarity

  17. Ways to AssureGood Communication • Good Presentation Skills • Receptiveness • Environment

  18. Effective Communication and the Teaching of Skills

  19. Effective Communication and the Teaching of Skills

  20. Good Teaching • Make it hands-on. • Set an achievable, understandable goal. • Use a multimedia approach. • handouts, visual aids, etc. • Demonstrate the process. • Let participants try it. • Give support and praise.

  21. Effective Skill Instructionis Part of BSA’s “Four Steps to Advancement.” • A Scout Learns. • A Scout is Tested. • A Scout is Reviewed. • A Scout is Recognized.

  22. Communication • A tool of leadership • Essential to effective teams • Happens in the “common ground” • Should be clear and concise • Sender/receiver consider each other • Is written, verbal, and nonverbal • Feedback is a gift

  23. Great Leaders Are Great Communicators!

  24. Ticket Begin to Work Your Ticket After: April 18, 2005 Finish Your Ticket Not Later Than: Oct 19, 2006

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