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Agenda Why Communication and Teamwork is Puzzling Hands-on activities Observations/Q&A
Communication and Teamwork is Puzzling essential employability skill assumptions about people’s skills and abilities diverse population high context culture ask a lot of questions low context culture work things out independently
Each group will make a tangram http: //www. flickr. com/photos/thopre/
Form groups of 3 -4 and designate one person as the puzzle creator Screen
The puzzle creator looks AWAY from the screen
Other team members help the puzzle creator make the appropriate puzzle
Using only written communication (no drawing – no speaking – no visual cues) Source: Marshall, Catherine, and David Novick. Conversational Effectiveness in Multimedia Communications. 8 Vol. Emerald Group Publishing, Limited, 1995. ABI/INFORM Global. Web. 1 May 2011.
Using only verbal communication (no writing - no visual cues) Source: Marshall, Catherine, and David Novick. Conversational Effectiveness in Multimedia Communications. 8 Vol. Emerald Group Publishing, Limited, 1995. ABI/INFORM Global. Web. 1 May 2011.
Using only non-verbal communication (no speaking – no writing) Source: Marshall, Catherine, and David Novick. Conversational Effectiveness in Multimedia Communications. 8 Vol. Emerald Group Publishing, Limited, 1995. ABI/INFORM Global. Web. 1 May 2011.
Using written, verbal and non-verbal communication Source: Marshall, Catherine, and David Novick. Conversational Effectiveness in Multimedia Communications. 8 Vol. Emerald Group Publishing, Limited, 1995. ABI/INFORM Global. Web. 1 May 2011.
lack of communication doesn’t mean that everything is ok
face-to-face is important…
don’t assume that was said is what was heard http: //www. flickr. com/photos/usembassytokyo/
multi-forms of communication
different people express themselves differently take the time to understand each other Photo courtesy: Niki Pham http: //www. flickr. com/photos/laphamnikita
Do we use visual cues? Do we promote questioning? http: //www. flickr. com/photos/joebenjamin/
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