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ADMINISTRATIVE COMMUNICATIONS. DR. LEONARD ELOVITZ KEAN UNIVERSITY. Introduction. THE ADMINISTRATOR IS FIRST AND FOREMOST A COMMUNICATOR WHOSE JOB IT IS TO ASSIMILATE, INTERPRET, AND CLARIFY THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AN ENDLESS FLOW OF INFORMATION. Introduction.
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ADMINISTRATIVE COMMUNICATIONS DR. LEONARD ELOVITZ KEAN UNIVERSITY
Introduction • THE ADMINISTRATOR IS FIRST AND FOREMOST A COMMUNICATOR • WHOSE JOB IT IS TO ASSIMILATE, INTERPRET, AND CLARIFY THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AN ENDLESS FLOW OF INFORMATION
Introduction • EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS NOT LIMITED TO PRESENTATIONS. • IT ENCOMPASSES THE WAY YOU CONDUCT YOURSELVES IN ONE-ON-ONE SITUATIONS. • HOW YOU ACTIVELY AND KNOWINGLY USE YOUR ABILITY TO IMPROVE ALL OF YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS.
Introduction • THE ABILITY TO SELL YOURSELVES AND YOUR IDEAS IS PARAMOUNT TO YOUR PERSONAL SUCCESS AND TO THE SUCCESS OF YOUR SCHOOL. • THIS PRESENTATION WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH SOME INFORMATION TO HELP YOU MORE SUCCESSFULLY HANDLE ANY KIND OF COMMUNICATION SITUATION.
Topics of Discussion • PHYSICAL SKILLS • EYE/BRAIN CONTROL • ENERGY RELEASE • ORGANIZATION • VISUAL AIDS • VISUAL OPTIONS • PREPARATION • Q & A DIALOGUE
PHYSICAL SKILLS • THE FOUNDATION • THEY MUST BE LEARNED AND PRACTICED CONTINUALLY • THEY PROJECT • CONFIDENCE • CONVICTION • ENTHUSIASM • NATURALNESS
EYE/BRAIN CONTROL -DO • HOLD EYE CONTACT UNTIL YOU FINISH A THOUGHT • LOCK IN ON A PERSON VISUALLY BEFORE YOU SPEAK • PRACTICE
EYE/BRAIN CONTROL -DON’T • MOVE EYES AROUND THE ROOM • GIVE IN TO THE “PAIN OF PAUSE” • FEEL THAT EYE/BRAIN CONTROL WILL BECOME AUTOMATIC
ENERGY RELEASE-DO • COMMUNICATE ON A HIGH ENERGY LEVEL • BE PHYSICAL • BE EXCITING • BE NATURAL
ENERGY RELEASE-DON’T • LOOK LIKE YOUR IN A PHONE BOOTH • BE TENTATIVE • WALK OFF ENERGY • PLAN GESTURES
ORGANIZATION TO ARRANGE INTO COHERENT UNITY
ORGANIZATION -BENEFITS • DEFINES PURPOSE • DISCIPLINES THOUGHT PROCESS • ELIMINATES EXTRANEOUS INFORMATION • SHORTENS PREPARATION & PRESENTATION TIME • INCREASES SPEAKER’S UNDERSTANDING • INCREASES LISTENER’S ATTENTION & UNDERSTANDING
VISUAL AIDS - OPTIONS • WORDS • SYMBOLS • CHARTS & GRAPHS • CLIP ART • PICTURES
VISUAL AIDS - PREPARATION • VISIBILITY • SIMPLE CONCEPT & DESIGN
PRESENTATION SKILLS - DO • PLACEMENT • WHAT IT IS - WHAT IT MEANS • TOUCH, TURN AND TALK • ROOM LIGHTING • BE PHYSICAL
PRESENTATION SKILLS - DON’T • PACE IN FRONT OF VISUAL • TALK TO VISUAL • ALLOW AUDIENCE TO JUST READ • TURN OFF ALL OF THE LIGHTS
Q & A DIALOGUE - DO • KEEP YOUR VIEWPOINT • KEEP YOUR ANSWERS SHORT • REPHRASE AND ENRICH • MOVE AROUND • TURN ACCUSATORY STATEMENTS INTO QUESTIONS • THINK • DEPERSONALIZE & DEFUSE
Q & A DIALOGUE - DON’T • GO ONE-ON-ONE • ASK FOR RESTATEMENT APPROVAL • ASK FOR ANSWER APPROVAL • END WITH VISUAL CONTACT WITH THE QUESTIONER • BLUFF • LOOSE IT
REMEMBER 85% OF ALL INFORMATION STORED IN THE BRAIN HAS BEEN RECEIVED VISUALLY
Next Step UTILIZE THIS INFORMATION TO PREPARE YOUR OWN PRESENTATION