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fandomhigh2005-11-15 09:28 am
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Speech
[She moves stiff and in pain, but she's happy. She wears a black turtleneck under her grey suit]
201--Speech
Ok, gang. Today I want a speech about catharsis. It can be an icident of your own life, or explanitory in the abstract. As always, today is for brainstorming. Delivery on Thursday.
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301--Theory
How do we know if communication is successful? [she sips her coffee, looking a them. Clearly this isn't as simple a question as it seems.]
201--Speech
Ok, gang. Today I want a speech about catharsis. It can be an icident of your own life, or explanitory in the abstract. As always, today is for brainstorming. Delivery on Thursday.
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301--Theory
How do we know if communication is successful? [she sips her coffee, looking a them. Clearly this isn't as simple a question as it seems.]
no subject
*shows up and does work like a good boy*
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Feedback. That's part of why feedback's so important. If the person you're trying to communicate with is just staring at you like you're an idiot, your communication was probably not sucessful. But if they go "oh, ok" and then reword what you said or something, you know they got the message pretty much as intended.