What is the 'talk and chalk' approach?
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Talk and chalk is a method of teaching where the teacher presents certain facts or concepts in a way that encourages a response from the pupils or students.  The teachers should pose certain questions to elicit suitable answers that require some thought. The responses from the pupils (not necessarily correct answers) are put on the blackboard so that a logical sequence of learning is achieved with maximum participation and discussion from the class.  Teachers should not just write things on the board or screen and expect the pupils to take it in or write it down.  This is boring and achieves nothing.  However, the "talk and chalk"  method is not appropriate for every subject or topic.  A good teacher uses a variety of methods of teaching to help the pupils learn and retain the facts and concepts taught.
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Rock climbing chalk works rather well. But you have to carry it around it somthing. But you could manage with a small bag in your pocket.
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Which chalk is 'the' chalk? \nI wish some questioners on this forum would think carefully about how they ask a question - what seems obvious to them is not necessarily so to the rest of us.
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Well, after about 4 years of therapy and couples therapy with some amazing, top therapists in Los Angeles, I'm happy to say that I've learned incredible tools on communicating and I was amazed at how hard it is and how many people don't know how to do it.  We really should be teaching this in schools.  Anyhow- most people vent and don;t really listen.  When one has an issue, you take it up in a three part communication: what, why and what you want.  So 1) start by saying something positive that relates to the issue, 2) bring up your feelings (which does NOT imply that you are correct or that the other has to agree) and 3) what you want from the outcome.  Example-let's say you get jealous or she gets jealous alot: "honey, listen, I know you're an attractive girl and guys are gonna check you out and i don't blame them but, i feel threatened or jealous when they do cause it just  i feel insecure.  I want you to try and be considerate of my feelings and try to  be cool talking to guys in bars".  The key issues to communication is first of all, NO ONE MAKES you feel anything, people are going to feel what they're going to feel so you can't accuse someone of making you feel a certain way.  This is huge so make sure you understand that.  It's the number one common mistake.  Second is when you or she speaks your feelings, the other just needs to acknowlege and be empathetic.  It does not mean you have to agree with what they're saying but you need to understand "I understand what you're saying and I can appreciate the way you feel" is not saying"I agree with you and i accept blame".  Thirdly, be specific and consistent and most of all. be clear on your boundaries.  Many fights start because boundaries aren't clear and when they're crossed, people get pissed.  Boundaries are things like "don't kiss other dudes, don't flirt, don't bad mouth me, whatever.    if you want more specifics, feel free to write specific issues.  :))  plus, be prepared, it takes a lot of practice.  I meant email me.  I am happy to share my knowledge. God knows I spent a fortune for it!!!!  But it is life changing.  And the best part is that it gives you such great control over your own life.  It's very empowering to communicate effectively.
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You can do the stop and think method.  As you read stop and think.  You can stop and ask yourself a questions about what you read, try to relate to the text, etc.
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One thing you want to do for sure is only use the slides for emphasis of main points. If you read from it or a piece of paper you will put people to sleep. Know your material and tell the story changing the cadence of your voice and looking at your audience. You have a most interesting topic - although it sounds rather broad. What is the relationship you are looking for between the topics you have mentioned? How are you going to hook them together. Find an anecdote if you can that makes the connection. Good luck.
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if you like talking to people.......do it.........you need to be aggresive in mktg. but its fun.......teaches you a lot\ni like it.
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Verbal communication.
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Start with the interests of the other person. Things they understand. Relate that to the origin of the conversation word... roll with it...
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this theory is a common sense approach to second language acquisition.an over-simplified explanation would be that students learn a language easier if they talk about and listen to things that interest them. i use this approach in my conversation classes. rather then role playing 'going to the bank', or ordering in a restaurant' i try to direct the students to talk about anything they are enthusiastic about, or about themes they need to become more successful.
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You remember by associations and practice. \n\nTry different techniques. Find what works for you and use it. Visualization and tactical learning works for me. So reading works for me, as do working problems (pen to paper/keyboard) but most leature  go in one ear and out the other. \n\nIf you needs some techniques you could look at the following web site.
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Lead the conversation to a certain point and when there is no ideas ask strategic questions (you know the answers to) and he will naturally fill in the blanks.  Slip the "we" word in when describing the idea.  Then eventually modify that to "you".  Tell others it was his idea so they congratulate him.  If he is a typical manager he will take the bait pretty quickly.
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Talk is cheap...grab his hand and hold on.  Touch is the quickest and easiest way to communicate.
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Basics of Effective Communication?\n\n1) Keep a low, kind, but clearly heard voice.\n2) Speak only when the other(s) have finished.\n3) Let the others speak until they have finished. Use a talking stick if necessary (the one who holds the stick, talks).\n4) Point out the benefits the others have from your plans.\n5) Let differences of opinions stand, not argue about them.\n6) Do not criticize the othes for their opinion, but find something positive about it.\n7) It is better to say "and" instead of "but" when you have a different idea. E.g. "Your idea is interesting, and let us add this to it!" Instead of, "Well that's your idea, but I have a better one."\n8) Let the others have a sense of a win/win situation.\n9) Never use bad language, no matter how rude the others may get.\n10) Postpone a dialog when the emotions run high, and choose a time to contunue, when all is again calm. State so.\n11) Thank the particpants for their contributions.\n\nMay be that's it? You may put these suggestion in your own words to make a paragraph, and may be, add ideas.\n\nGood results for you!\nCordially, India.Magica
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I dont know what approach to take either.
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be abstract\nnever be clear & open
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just talk be assertive