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what is the best mode of communication?
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zahra’s Answer
Hello Shanice,
I truly believe that nothing beats face-to-face communication. It's like a beautiful dance where you can see and share feelings, emotions, and expressions. It's not just about words, it's about the whole package - the tone of voice, the sparkle in the eyes, the subtle facial expressions. All these elements together create a powerful connection that can really enhance your relationships.
Warmest Regards,
Zahra
I truly believe that nothing beats face-to-face communication. It's like a beautiful dance where you can see and share feelings, emotions, and expressions. It's not just about words, it's about the whole package - the tone of voice, the sparkle in the eyes, the subtle facial expressions. All these elements together create a powerful connection that can really enhance your relationships.
Warmest Regards,
Zahra
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Kim’s Answer
The one that works is the best!
If you are trying to communicate with someone who totally detests phone calls, you don't want to call them, as that starts the conversation off on the wrong foot! Texting, other message apps, use the one the other person prefers!
Now, there are concerns about if you are trying to teach, if you should use visual, audio, or tactile teaching methods. Answer? All 3! some students will process auditory information just fine. Some need to "See" it to comprehend and retain it, others need to "do" it - work with their hands with the material. It's important to realize that audio is the least successful. Yet, college professors continue to lecture. ~sigh~
Think about how you would present lessons in math, science, history, etc to incorporate these varied learning styles!
Communication is not "communication" unless it is correctly received. Sometimes it helps to ask questions of the person to make sure they understand what you said.
Great question!
If you are trying to communicate with someone who totally detests phone calls, you don't want to call them, as that starts the conversation off on the wrong foot! Texting, other message apps, use the one the other person prefers!
Now, there are concerns about if you are trying to teach, if you should use visual, audio, or tactile teaching methods. Answer? All 3! some students will process auditory information just fine. Some need to "See" it to comprehend and retain it, others need to "do" it - work with their hands with the material. It's important to realize that audio is the least successful. Yet, college professors continue to lecture. ~sigh~
Think about how you would present lessons in math, science, history, etc to incorporate these varied learning styles!
Communication is not "communication" unless it is correctly received. Sometimes it helps to ask questions of the person to make sure they understand what you said.
Great question!
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Amber’s Answer
Personally I believe face to face is the best mode of communication. To practice, try talking to yourself in a mirror. React a conversation you may have with someone and the possible outcomes.
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Kim’s Answer
When it comes to the best mode of communication, it really depends on the situation and personal preference. Some people prefer face-to-face conversations for a more personal touch, while others find texting or calling more convenient. It's important to choose a mode that allows clear and effective communication. As for communication tips, active listening, being clear and concise, and using non-verbal cues like body language can help enhance your communication skills. Another tip is to ask open-ended questions to encourage deeper conversations.