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ROKYAN MANAGEMENT

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‫السالم و علیکم و رحمته هللا و برکاته‬
Getting to Know Each Other

 Full Name

 Current Position

 Work Experience

 Objectives for the course


Training Rules

Exit
Methods of Learning
Communication

Communication is a two-way process of


transmitting and receiving verbal and
nonverbal messages.

Verbal
Non-Verbal
Communication Components
1. Context
2. Encoder
3. Message
4. Medium
5. Decoder
6. Feedback
Message

SENDER
RECEIVER

Barriers Feedback Barriers


Communication is give and take
Non-verbal Communication
1. Body Language 2. Facial Expressions 3. Vocal Cues

Appearance Eye Contact Pitch

Posture Rate

Gesture 4. Space and Time


Volume

Touch
Verbal communication
Oral Written

One-on-one conversations Memorandums

Meetings Letters

Phone calls Email

Presentations Reports

Public Speaking
Activity 03:
Draw the given picture.
Listening VS Hearing
Process of Listening
1. Receiving/ Hearing
2. Understanding
3. Remembering
4. Evaluation
5. Responding
Kinds of Listening
 Appreciative Listening – listening for pleasure or enjoyment as
when we listen to music.

 Empathic Listening – listening to provide emotional support for


the speaker as when a doctor listens to a patient or when we listen
to a distressed friend.

 Comprehensive Listening – listening to understand the message


of a speaker as when we attend a classroom lecture or listen to
directions.

 Critical Listening – listening to evaluate a message for purposes


of acceptance or rejection as when we listen to the speech, a
political candidate, or arguments in a court.
Causes of Poor Listening
 Prejudice against the speaker
 External distraction
 Thinking speed
 Premature evaluation (Not Concentrating)
 Delivery of speech (Monotone)
 Language (Jargons)
 Focusing on Delivery and Personal Appearance
How to Become a Better Listener
 Preparation for listening
 No talking
 Avoid distraction
 Good environmental condition
 Concentration on a message
 Controlling emotions and feelings
 Avoid evaluation (conclusion)
 Showing interest
 Take listening seriously (Active listener)
 Develop note-taking skills
 Asking questions
 Don’t’ be diverted by appearance or delivery
THANK YOU!!!

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