“I” Statements. Purpose of Using “I” Statements “I” Statements Help You ________ Avoid putting someone else down Express your feelings honestly Take ownership.

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“I” Statements

Purpose of Using “I” Statements “I” Statements Help You ________ Avoid putting someone else down Express your feelings honestly Take ownership of your feelings and opinions

“You” vs. “I” “You” statements are often seen as negative  EX: You always leave the kitchen a mess! “I” statements are seen as positive EX: I don’t like it when you don’t clean up after yourself.

Using “I” Statements takes a lot of practice and some reminders!

Your turn to practice “I” Statements!!

As a listener, what kind of statements do you like to hear?

How do you feel when someone uses the word “you” when giving their opinion?

How do you feel when someone uses the word “I” when giving their opinion?

How will “I” statements help you communicate better?