
Conversation 101
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
Taylar G
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11 Slides • 9 Questions
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Typically you start a conversation with, Hi or Hello my name is...
Conversations can be hard so i'll help you :)
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Review time
All we are going to do is review what we just learned. You got this!
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Multiple Select
What do conversations typically start with? (Choose two)
Hi
Um, do I know you?
Hello my name is...
...
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Eye contact, it's hard to understand but easy to learn. Lets talk more about it and other do's and don't in a conversation on the next slide. :)
Great job!
Lets continue.
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Look at the person as they talk, nod your head sometimes to show you'er listening
DO
Get distracted by the surroundings (try to focus on the person)
Don't
Really listen to the person so that if they ask you a question you can give them a genuine answer to show you heard them
Do
Ignore what the person says, when they ask you a question about the topic they can tell if you were listening
Don't
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Time to review
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Multiple Choice
What is the topic we just looked at?
Eye contact
How to speak
What to talk about
...
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Multiple Select
What are all of the do's in a conversation we talked about? (select two)
Asking closed-ended questions
Looking at the person as they talk, nod your head sometimes to show you'er listening
Get distracted and ignore the person
Really listen to the person so that if they ask you a question you can give them a genuine answer to show you heard them
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Multiple Select
What are all of the don'ts in a conversation we talked about? (select two)
Getting distracted by the surroundings (try to focus on the person)
Understanding what the person is saying
Agreeing with the person
Ignoring what the person says, when they ask you a question about the topic they can tell if you were listening
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Open and closed ended questions, they may sound difficult but they are really easy.
Great job! One more topic to go!
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Open-ended questions
An open-ended question is when you ask someone a question that they can answer with their own opinion and words. It allows you to not only understand the person better but also helps with your conversation skills. 👍
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Closed-ended questions
A closed-ended question is when you ask a question but give the person a list of options they can choose to answer the question. This is not good because the person will not be able to express how they feel about the topic. 👎
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Time to review everything we've learned. ( Questions are worth a lot more points now.)
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Multiple Select
How would YOU start a conversation? (Choose two to get the question right)
Hello, my name is...
I don't understand you
Hi, my name is... What's yours?
You're weird
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Multiple Choice
What type of questions should you ask?
None
Open-ended questions
Closed-ended questions
semi open-ended questions
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Multiple Choice
What type of questions should you avoid?
Asking any questions
Closed-ended questions
Open-ended questions
All questions are bad
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Multiple Select
What are all the do's we talked about in a conversation? (Choose two)
Look at the person as they talk, nod your head sometimes to show you'er listening
Texting/playing on your phone as the person is talking
Really listening to the person so that if they ask you a question you can give them a genuine answer to show you heard them
Letting your mind drift as the person talks
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Multiple Select
What are all the don'ts we talked about in a conversation? (Choose two)
Getting distracted by the surroundings (try to focus on the person)
Telling the person about some of your interests
Asking more questions to get to know the person better
Ignoring what the person says, when they ask you a question about the topic they can tell if you were listening
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Fantastic job! You have just learned the basics of how to have a conversation! 🥳 🎉🎊
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