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3.What forms of body language express that someone is open to your ideas and listening to what you have to say
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1. Can you identify any expressions of body language exhibited by the presenters holding the bread? What do they mean?

2. Compare Mr and Mrs Netanyahu’s body language. How many forms of body language can you find in each one. Compare and contrast them?

3 .Do you think this clip has any important lessons to teach us about being aware of our own body language and that of others? How many lessons do you find here? List them.
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1. Identify 5 forms of body language exhibited by the students. Pay attention to all the students, not just to the one who reads the text in the back of the room. Do they awaken any feelings in you? What do you think they might mean?

2. Observe the actions of the teacher. In general, how do you feel about his presentation? What feelings do you think his behavior expresses… concern? anger? disapproval? desire to control the students? love of the subject he is teaching? joy in doing his job? forcefulness? Or… perhaps disinterest in his students? Perhaps you see something else. Try to support your opinion by bringing support from his behavior.

3.  Can your identify 5 forms of body language exhibited by the teacher? Do they awaken feelings for you. What do you think they might mean?

4. As the teacher speaks, he points to statutes or pictures of the people he mentions. You can see the statues of Socrates and Plato. Do you think the statues are expressing anything through their body language. If yes, then what?


5.  Much of the teacher’s talk is given while he stands in front of a famous painting. It is called “The Death of Socrates.” It was painted by the French artist Jacques-Louis David in 1787. It depicts Socrates and his students moments before he drank the hemlock. Socrates is the one pointing his finger upward. What do you think this gesture means? Why Do you think there is a reason why the creator of this clip put that image right there?

6.  I will show you a much clearer image of this painting. Can you identify two elements of Socrates’ body language? Contrast Socrates’ body language to those of his students.Identify the contrasting expressions. What do you think they mean?

7.  Contrast the body language of the students in the video clip to that exhibited by your own students. What do you think the differences are? What do they mean?😊
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1. write (1-5 word)  what the pictures transmit to you.

2.Identify at least two advantages that you can gain by understanding the body language expressions of those you work with. What are they.

3.What forms of body language express that someone is open to your ideas and listening to what you have to say

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Communication is made up of more than just the words we use. It's maintaining eye contact with the person you're talking to, slouching on a video call, or your hand movements as you speak.

Nonverbal cues such as tone of voice, gestures, and posture all play their part. In this article, we define what body language is - and how you can interpret it to understand and communicate with people more effectively.

Click here to view a transcript of our Body Language video.

What Is Body Language?

Put simply, body language is the unspoken element of communication that we use to reveal our true feelings and emotions.

It's the relaxed facial expression that breaks out into a genuine smile - with mouth upturned and eyes wrinkled. It can be a tilt of the head that shows you're listening, sitting or standing upright to convey interest, or directing attention with hand gestures. It can also be taking care to avoid a defensive, arms-crossed posture, or restlessly tapping your feet.

When you can "read" signs like these, you can understand the complete message of what someone is telling you. You'll be more aware of people's reactions to what you say and do. And you'll be able to adjust your body language to appear more positive, engaging, and approachable.

The Science of Body Language

You've probably heard the statistic that only seven percent of a message is conveyed through words. And the other 93 percent comes from nonverbal communication.

How to Read Body Language

Being aware of body language in others means that you can pick up on unspoken issues or negative emotions. Here are some nonverbal signs to look out for.

Body Language Examples From Difficult Conversations

Situations like these are often complicated by feelings of nervousness, stress, or even anger. And, though we may try to hide them, these emotions often show through in our body language.

If someone is exhibiting one or more of the following behaviors, they'll likely be disengaged, disinterested or unhappy (see Figure 1):

Arms folded in front of the body.

Minimal or tense facial expression.

Body turned away from you.

Eyes downcast, maintaining little contact.

Figure 1. Figure 2.
The Body Language of a Bored Audience

Here are some clear indicators that they may be bored by what you're saying (see Figures 3-6):

Sitting slumped, with heads downcast.

Gazing at something else, or into space.

Fidgeting, picking at clothes, or fiddling with pens and phones.

Writing or doodling.

Tip:

You can re-engage people by asking them a direct question, or by inviting them to contribute an idea.

Body Language Analysis - Projecting Positivity

Positive body language supports your points, helps you convey ideas more clearly, and avoids sending mixed messages.

Here are some basic postures that you can adopt to project self-confidence and openness.

Body Language for a Good First Impression

Have an open posture. Be relaxed, but don't slouch! Sit or stand upright and place your hands by your sides (see Figure 7). Avoid standing with your hands on your hips, as this can communicate aggression or a desire to dominate (see Figure 8).

Use a firm handshake. But don't get carried away! You don't want it to become awkward, aggressive, or painful for the other person.

Maintain good eye contact. Try to hold the other person's gaze for a few seconds at a time. This will show them that you're sincere and engaged. But avoid turning it into a staring contest! (See Figure 9).

Avoid touching your face. If you do while answering questions, it can be seen as a sign of dishonesty (see Figure 10). While this isn't always the case, you should still avoid fiddling with your hair or scratching your nose, so that you convey trustworthiness.

Tip:

It's easy to miss some of the subtleties of body language. So, check out our Body Language Video for more advice on how to interpret and convey signals effectively.

Body Language Examples for Effective Public Speaking

Positive body language can help you to engage people, mask any  presentation nerves, and project  confidence when you speak in public. Here are a few tips to help you do this:

Have a positive posture. Sit or stand upright, with your shoulders back and your arms unfolded by your sides or in front of you (see Figure 11). Don't be tempted to put your hands in your pockets, or to slouch, as this will make you look disinterested.

Keep your head up. Your head should be upright and level (see Figure 12). Leaning too far forward or backward can make you look aggressive or arrogant.

Practice and perfect your posture. Stand in a relaxed manner, with your weight evenly distributed. Keep one foot slightly in front of the other to help hold your posture (see Figure 13).

Use open hand gestures. Spread your hands apart, in front of you, with your palms facing slightly toward your audience. This indicates a willingness to communicate and share ideas (see Figure 14). Keep your upper arms close to your body. Take care to avoid overexpression, or people may focus more on your hands than your ideas.

Tip:

If you notice your audience's concentration dip, lean slightly forward while you speak. This suggests that you're taking them into your confidence and will help to regain their attention.

Body Language for Interviews and Negotiations

Use mirroring. If you can, subtly mirror the body language of the person you're talking to. This will make them feel more at ease, and can build rapport. But don't copy their every gesture or you'll make them uncomfortable.

Relax your body. Maintain the appearance of calm by keeping your hands still and breathing slowly.

Look interested. If you're asked a complex question, it's OK to briefly touch your cheek or stroke your chin. It shows you're reflecting on your answer (see Figure 15).

Figure 15.
Tip:

Body language expert Amy Cuddy recommends striking a " power pose" for two minutes, in private, before a stressful situation. It tricks your body's hormone levels so you feel more confident and less stressed. Her mantra is, "Fake it till you become it." You can read our full review of her book "Presence" here.

Virtual Body Language

You can apply much of the body language guidance above to video calls, too. You'll just have a little less space - and body - to work with! Here are some ways to show your enthusiasm and to help make call attendees feel comfortable and receptive to your ideas:

Get your camera set up right. This means you're close enough to show interest but not too close to invade people's virtual space. And leave room to gesture without hitting the screen!

Tidy your workspace or find a quiet area for your video call. That way, you'll minimize distractions that could take your eyes off attendees.

Maintain eye contact. Look into the camera as if you're looking into someone's eyes. If it's a group call, looking around the participants will let you gaze without staring.

Use facial expressions. Your face is front and center on a video call, so maintain a slight smile throughout. Raise your eyebrows to show engagement, and avoid frowning.

How Do You Use Your Body Language?

The tips given in this article are a good general guide for interpreting body language, but they won't apply to everyone.

So, reflect on how you use your body language - and avoid making assumptions! If you're getting mixed signs from someone, ask them what they're thinking. After all, interpreting body language should be a complement to talking and listening attentively, not a replacement for it.

Key Points

Body language is the range of nonverbal signals that you use to communicate your feelings and intentions. These include your posture, facial expressions, and hand gestures.

Your ability to understand and interpret body language can help you to pick up on unspoken issues or negative feelings in others.

You can also use body language in a positive way to add strength to your verbal messages.

Photographs in this article © Mind Tools/Toby Phillips.

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1. Can you identify any expressions of body language exhibited by the presenters holding the bread? What do they mean?

2. Compare Mr and Mrs Netanyahu’s body language. How many forms of body language can you find in each one. Compare and contrast them?

3 .Do you think this clip has any important lessons to teach us about being aware of our own body language and that of others? How many lessons do you find here? List them.

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רעיית ראש הממשלה, שרה נתניהו, תועדה כשהיא משליכה חלה (או לחם אוקראיני) שניתנה לה בנחיתה באוקראינה. לכך הצטרפו דיווחים על תקרית בטיסה ונסיון שלה להיכנס לתא הטייס. דיווח שבלשכת ראש הממשלה הגדירו כ-"פרסום מעוות ומגמתי. הייתה אי הבנה שהובהרה מייד והטיסה התנהלה כסדרה".

כך או כך, ברשתות החברתיות קפצו על הדיווחים כמוצאי שלל, ויצרו את כל הממים והבדיחות האפשריות על התקריות.

חייב להגיד לכם שאם יש קטעים שאני מחבב את שרה נתניהו זה בגלל זריקת הלחם.

עומדים שם עם התלבושת המגוחכת הזו ומגישים את הלחם התפל הזה בשל איזה מסורת שלא מעניינת כלב. ביבי עוד משחק את המשחק מהמהם ואומר שזה טעים. באה שרה זורקת על הרצפה כאומרת שחררו אותי באמא שלכם מהשטויות האלה. מלכה
- Chaim Levinson (@chaimlevinson) August 19, 2019

כחול לבן תבצע בדיקה איך קרה שליהיא מפרישה חלה כבר 89 שנה ברצף וכולם מדברים על ההפרשה של שרה
- Ori Gross (@ORI_GROSS) August 19, 2019

כלה מאוקראינה - OUT
חלה מאוקראינה - IN
- Mor Levy (@morlev9) August 19, 2019

לא מבין למה הם מטרגטים אותי ולא את שרה נתניהו#ThankAPilot pic.twitter.com/c8evruMJXm
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Provide the following information.

1. Identify 5 forms of body language exhibited by the students. Pay attention to all the students, not just to the one who reads the text in the back of the room. Do they awaken any feelings in you? What do you think they might mean?

2. Observe the actions of the teacher. In general, how do you feel about his presentation? What feelings do you think his behavior expresses… concern? anger? disapproval? desire to control the students? love of the subject he is teaching? joy in doing his job? forcefulness? Or… perhaps disinterest in his students? Perhaps you see something else. Try to support your opinion by bringing support from his behavior.

3.  Can your identify 5 forms of body language exhibited by the teacher? Do they awaken feelings for you. What do you think they might mean?

4. As the teacher speaks, he points to statutes or pictures of the people he mentions. You can see the statues of Socrates and Plato. Do you think the statues are expressing anything through their body language. If yes, then what?

5.  Much of the teacher’s talk is given while he stands in front of a famous painting. It is called “The Death of Socrates.” It was painted by the French artist Jacques-Louis David in 1787. It depicts Socrates and his students moments before he drank the hemlock. Socrates is the one pointing his finger upward. What do you think this gesture means? Why Do you think there is a reason why the creator of this clip put that image right there?

6. I will show you a much clearer image of this painting. Can you identify two elements of Socrates’ body language? Contrast Socrates’ body language to those of his students.Identify the contrasting expressions. What do you think they mean?

7. Contrast the body language of the students in the video clip to that exhibited by your own students. What do you think the differences are? What do they mean?😊

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