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September 17, 2007
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Communication - Conflicting Signals
Sometimes what we say is not as important as how we say it. For
example, have you ever heard a person say, "I'm fine!", with eyes squeezed
shut and a clenched jaw. Somehow you knew this person wasn't fine.
Or how about hearing the words, "Of course, I'll do your chores for you," in
a lilting tone accompanied by a smug smile. You probably realized that
you would be doing your own chores.
Take turns making statements while using body language, tone of voice
and/or facial expressions that conflict with the spoken words.
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Inductive Reasoning
Family Examples - Reading
Every parent would agree that it is important for
children to read. What activities and conversations take place in your
home that encourage reading? List the who, what and where of reading
in your family.
Reading Is Fundamental | Parents | Elementary, My Dear Watson
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