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201--2nd period
Today your going to work on arguments. Utilize ethos, pathos, and logos as you argue pro or con regarding [this website that I'll link one I get the bookmark. watch for it after 2pmpst]
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301--3rd period
Trust issues. Good points yesterday, I think today we need to discuss the role trust plays when you are the sender. Do you need to trust the receiver? How about the message? How about...yourself? What happens when a communicator lacks trust in themselves to communicate? Go.
Today your going to work on arguments. Utilize ethos, pathos, and logos as you argue pro or con regarding [this website that I'll link one I get the bookmark. watch for it after 2pmpst]
*** *** *** *** *** ***
301--3rd period
Trust issues. Good points yesterday, I think today we need to discuss the role trust plays when you are the sender. Do you need to trust the receiver? How about the message? How about...yourself? What happens when a communicator lacks trust in themselves to communicate? Go.
301
"You have to trust that your recipient isn't going to deliberately twist your meaning. And if you expect them to do something (or not do something or whatever), you have to trust them to do it (or not).
"The message is a product of the sender. The trust comes from the sender, not the actual words themselves.
"If you don't trust yourself to make the message clear, you'll probably keep trying to clarify and ultimately end up just making things worse."