Course Description
These lessons will teach you the best practices for the primary modes of communication. You will explore what makes a good speaker as well as focus on the three V’s of communication: verbal, visual, and vocal. You will also learn how to recognize nonverbal cues both in yourself and others. These lessons will offer specific techniques to use when speaking in front of a group or handling difficult conversations.
What You'll Learn
- Identify your personal communication strengths and weaknesses
- Apply the three V's of communication: verbal, visual, and vocal
- Recognize nonverbal cues in yourself and in others
- Choose the right words for different situations
- Speak effectively with individuals and in front of groups
- Handle difficult conversations using specific techniques
Key Takeaways
- The course covers best practices for the primary modes of communication.
- It examines what makes a good speaker and focuses on the three V's of communication: verbal, visual, and vocal.
- It teaches learners to recognize nonverbal cues both in themselves and in others.
- It offers specific techniques for speaking in front of a group and for handling difficult conversations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn the best practices for the primary modes of communication, what makes a good speaker, the three V's of communication (verbal, visual, and vocal), and how to recognize nonverbal cues in yourself and others. The course also offers specific techniques for speaking in front of a group and handling difficult conversations.
What are the three V's of communication covered in this course?
The three V's of communication are verbal, visual, and vocal.
Does this course help with public speaking and difficult conversations?
Yes. It offers specific techniques to use when speaking with individuals, in front of groups, and when handling difficult conversations.
What are the learning objectives of this course?
The stated objectives are to identify your communication strengths and weaknesses and to know how to use the three V's of communication.
