Body Language. Introduction 93% communication is non verbal: Body Language 55% Tone of Voice 38% Verbal 7%

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Body Language

Introduction 93% communication is non verbal: Body Language 55% Tone of Voice 38% Verbal 7%

Communication

Body Language Used without thinking (unconsciously) to communicate to another person Constant drop clues about what is going in our head Sometimes without even knowing it

Tone of Voice Emotions are given away not by what people are saying it but how they say it Example Speaking loudly in short sentences can show aggression Speaking gently and smiling can show caring

Worksheet 1 Identify how body language is being used in the pictures Examine facial expression, gestures, body position, and mirroring Mirroring – when two people are in tune with each other they will often mirror each others body language When out of tune with one another body language will not match and make a conversation uncomfortable

Worksheet 1 What other situations do we use body language? Write your ideas at the bottom of Worksheet 1.

Worksheet 2 Group of 4, 2 people will act & the other 2 will fill out worksheet. Then swap. Each person draw an emotion and use your tone of voice and body language to demonstrate the emotion. Aggressive Nervous Flirty Lazy Shy Confident Bored Superior Caring

Worksheet 3 Role play for class What has been happening to Greg? How has Greg been feeling?

Listening… How often do you normally listen for feelings as well as facts? Do you pay attention to non-verbal language such as body language and tone of voice to listen for feelings? How do you think you could improve your own listening skills?

Reflection… What feeling are you portraying? How do you look? How do you sound?