Communication Strategies
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Sympathy and Empathy
Be a sympathetic listener, to feel sorry... even if you can't relate, to feel someone else's pain
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Mottos and Mantras
Are words to live by, wise sayings, are good to have
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Using stories
Everyone tells a good story, some long and detailed, some short and sweet, andedotes are tid bits
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Reference to an occasion, event, or time.
Occasion: special ones
Event: concerts, sporting
Time:"Remember the time"
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Facts and Stats
Facts validates what you say or write, cite your sources, Statistics, give audience numbers
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Using Quotations
Words of others, word 4 word, he/she said ".......", quote experts, friends, family, characters, etc....
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Transitions
Make language flow, they appear everywhere, words, phrases, even where sentences finish
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Visual Aids
Eye catches, V.A alive, entrance, emphasize, don't pass V.A.s around, big and bold
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Asking questions
Get audience thinking, engage, if appropriate let people answer, retoracle ?'s needed not answer or is too obvious
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Background Information
Get familiar with subject or topic, acquire knowledge, what's the history, the scoop, the 411, the info, prior knowledge
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Using Suspense
Give hints, clues, not the whole 411..., answer throughout, be sure to give all info by the end
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Using a challenge or call to action
If u want someone 2 do something, do it, challenge people, be clear and specific about your request
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Brainstorming
Generating ideas, finding ideas, ways to brainstorm; lists Bubble maps, graphic organizers
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Rhythm
Use sounds of syllables to create patters
Alliteration: repeat 1rs letter
Assonance: repeat vowels(AEIOU)
Consonance: repeat consonance (bcdefghkjlmnpqrstvwxyz)
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Poetic devices
Unique and original form of expression. Alliteration + assonance, simile + metaphor, rhyme + rhythm, repetition, personification + onomatopoeia
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Literary Elements
Key to use when reading, analyzing, literary words.
Plot, character, setting, theme, point of view, books, poems, short stories, articles, blogs, media
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Simile + Metaphor
Simile: Using "like" or "as"
Metaphor: Compare without using "like" or "as"
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