Quarter 4 - Module 2: Strategies for Effective Interpersonal Communication (Conversation, Dialogue, Interview)Additional Activit
ies Now, it is time to have more practice. Interview a family member. Copy the format you learned on your notes and try to find a theme for your interview. Be sure to apply all the strategies you learned from this lesson from preparation to the actual interview. You may ask your brother or sister to take a video during your interview. Always remember that practice, makes perfect!
The Strategies for effective Interpersonal Communication are:
Be attentive, open to and do ask for response or feedback.
Never try to overshadow or over talk people.
Do not try to always complete other people's sentences.
Do listen actively.
Keep eye contact, etc.
<h3>What is Interpersonal Communication|?</h3>
Interpersonal communication is known to be the act or process of exchanging information, ideas and other between two or more people via verbal or non-verbal methods.
Some likely questions to use when interviewing a family member are:
What is your full name?
When and where were you born?.
What is your first childhood memory?
Where did you grow up?
Therefore, remember that The Strategies for effective Interpersonal Communication are:
Be attentive, open to and do ask for response or feedback.
Never try to overshadow or over talk people.
Do not try to always complete other people's sentences.
a punctuation mark (,) indicating a pause between parts of a sentence. It is also used to separate items in a list and to mark the place of thousands in a large numeral.
