The Communication Book PDF

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The Communication Book - Summary

Effective communication is vital, just like love, as it keeps our world connected. A communication book serves as a valuable resource filled with symbols, pictures, and photos that children can utilize to express themselves by pointing to the images. Why is a communication book so necessary? For many children, talking can be challenging, making it hard for them to share their thoughts and feelings with others.

The Communication Book 44 Ideas – For Better Conversation Daily

Good communication skills blend listening, speaking, observing, and understanding emotions. Knowing how to communicate effectively is important, whether in person, over the phone, or through modern platforms like email and social media.

Theory Of Rhetoric

Anaphora: This is the repetition of a word or phrase, typical in political speeches, like: ‘I demand justice. I demand understanding. I demand.’
Inversion: This involves reversing the usual word order, such as saying ‘Infinite is his sorrow’ instead of ‘His sorrow is infinite’.
Irony: This is when you say one thing but mean the opposite, for example: ‘I really enjoyed being stuck in that traffic jam.’
Rhetorical questions: These are questions that make a statement, like: ‘Would you like shiny, glossy hair?’
Analogies (comparisons): Imagine saying, ‘He stood there like a dying duck in a thunderstorm’ (banal) or ‘He was as confused as a comma at the end of a sentence’ (creative).
Antithesis: This presents contrasting ideas to create tension, for instance, ‘He was beautiful, strong and unhappy.’

Principled Negotiation

Focus on the issue, not the person: Try not to let personal feelings about the other person distract you.
Look for similarities, not differences: Avoid thinking, ‘I am in the weaker [or stronger] position.’ Instead, ask yourself, ‘What does the other person require from me? Do we share common interests?’
Aim for good enough, not perfect: You should not aim for the maximum possible outcome. Perfection is like a unicorn; it’s said to exist, but no one has ever seen it. So, in addition to your desired outcome from the negotiation, always have a Plan B ready before the discussions begin. This is known as the BATNA Principle (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement), giving you a solid alternative when an agreement can’t be achieved.

When We Think Of The Best Arguments

Here are four tricks to help you avoid feeling nervous:

Expose yourself repeatedly to the same situation (often called ‘practice under pressure’), so that the situation becomes less unique.
Wait five seconds before replying – your response might not be any cleverer, but it will sound more thoughtful.
Make it easier: Imagine that you aren’t in an interview but rather sitting in a pub with friends.
Remember, while being quick-witted can impress in an interview, it’s not usually required in most jobs.

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