Reflection Report
Reflection Report
Reflection Report
PEC200
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
REFLECTION REPORT
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1. Introduction
2 Description
3. Reflection
4. Attachment
INTRODUCTION
1. What were three main things I learned from this subject?
2. What was new or surprising to me?
3. What have I changed my mind about, as a result of this session?
Be careful not to come across as aggressive, since this will have the opposite effect of
what you are hoping to achieve.
Studying And Understanding Non-Verbal Communication
The tone of your voice can set the whole mood of the conversation. If
you start the discussion in an aggressive or unhelpful manner, the
recipient will be more inclined to respond in a similar way.
The tone of your voice will include the level of emotion that you use,
the volume you use and the level of communication you choose.
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4. What is the one thing which I most like about thgis activity?
5. what is the one thing that I most dislike about this activity?
Description
4. Based on this session what are the areas which I need to develop
further?
5. I am still unsure about some issues. What are they?
Reflection
6. What is the one thing which I most liked about this subject?
7. What is the one thing that I most disliked about this subject?
8. What are some of the miscellaneous interesting facts that I learned in this session?
9. What are the three issues that interested me a lot, and that I would like to ask my
lecturer for more detailed explanation?
Communication Skills
the ability to convey or share ideas and feelings effectively
Communication skills are abilities you use when giving and receiving
different kinds of information. Some examples include communicating
ideas, feelings or what's happening around you. Communication skills
involve listening, speaking, observing and empathising.
Good communication skills are perhaps the most basic skills that you
can possess as an employee, yet they remain one of the most sought-
after by employers.