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1. Which tip did you find the most useful?

2. Do you have other specific starategies to make your conversatıons more effective?

3. Would you like to follow a career in which you need to converse a lot with different people?

4. What do you do or how do you respond when talking with someone you do not like?

5. Do you enjoy listening or talking in general? Which one do you prefer more?

6. Have you ever unfriended someone or stopped following someone on social media because of the fact that you do not like or appove their ideas?

7. Did you used to do or still doing things that she does not suggest in the talk? ( like trying to show that you ara paying attention by nodding when you are not paying attention or giving many details.)

8. As the saying goes "Language is power." Can you list certain people whose very effective conversation skills led to positive things or negative things for the humanity?

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Questions for the TED Talk “10 Tips to have a better conversation.”

1)       According to research, almost most of American teenagers are more likely to talk to their friends face to facethan they are to  text to them.   T  /  F

2)       According to her, looking, nodding and smiling to show that you're paying attention work well.T / F

3)       The first tip that she gives is:……………………………….. because,  she thinks both speakers should be in that moment during the conversation.

4)       She does not advise pontificating (talking as if you know everything about the topic) because she thinks that

A)      It may lead other speakers to lose their confidence.

B)       People need to enter every conversation assuming that they have something to learn.

5)       According to her, to have a more interesting response from the people, ask ……………. questions.

A)       Funny

B)       Open ended

C)       Close ended

6)       The fourth tip she gives is: …………………. because, otherwise people can lose the track of the conversation.

7)       The fifth tip is: “If you do not know …………………………………………..  .”

8)       If someone is talking about their own problem like having lost a family, …………………………………………..

A) Tell them they will soon get over it and feel better.                                                                                       B) Do not tell them your own similar experience because all experiences are individual.

9)       During a talk, people do not care about

A)      Reasons and results

B)       Years, names and dates.

10)   Number nine is  “ ………… ! ” because as Buddha said “if your mouth is open, you are not ………..”

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Celeste Headlee: 10 ways to have a better conversation | TED Talk

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When your job hinges on how well you talk to people, you learn a lot about how to have conversations -- and that most of us don’t converse very well. Celeste Headlee has worked as a radio host for decades, and she knows the ingredients of a great conversation: Honesty, brevity, clarity and a healthy amount of listening. In this insightful talk, she shares 10 useful rules for having better conversations. “Go out, talk to people, listen to people,” she says. “And, most importantly, be prepared to be amazed.”