https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp Made with love en-us 2018-02-27 17:01:33 UTC 2018-06-08 09:13:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Hearts.png https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266269438 No.3 Keep everything simple and no slangs. Think before you speak. Rephrase our words if others look confused. ]]> 2018-06-08 09:02:50 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266269438 https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266270546  3 don't be afraid of stopping him 
Let him elaborate 
4 try to give chance to other people to speak
5Be polite and encourage him to speak
Make the atmosphere comfortable , don't judge
6 interrupt them
7 slow down pace if speaking and separate the words
8 foster comfortable atmosphere]]> 2018-06-08 09:09:10 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266270546 https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271002 No.3 Keep everything simple and no slangs. Think before you speak. Rephrase our words if others look confused.

No. 4 Don't be too dominating
Just say thank you
Invite others to speak - be fair, go around the group

No. 5
Start talking yourself and invite others to speak
Find a common topic to relate to 
Don't pressure others into talking

6. 
Interrupt when they take a breath
Take initiative to enter conversation 
Body language 

7.  
Talk slowly 
Say that you can't understand 
Look for blank expressions 

8.
Facial expressions 
Be honest when you don't understand 

]]> 2018-06-08 09:11:32 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271002 karenqq1997 https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271058 Cindy, Karen, Nicole, Nihad 
3. Try to explain in simple words, comprehension check 
4. Always say 'thank you' for other's contribution, take your time to listen and when they finish their bit start speaking 
5. Trying to invite silent person to speak, ask them if they understand properly
6. When they are silent then ask "Can I please say my opinion, thank you "
7. Slow down and speak clearly
8. Don't feel shy to ask for anything you don't understand]]> 2018-06-08 09:11:51 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271058 https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271182 3. Be aware of other people's language levels when engaging in conversation and adjust the difficulty of language you're using accordingly.
4. Be aware of cultural norms in conversation - English culture is heavily mannered based. Also weight all group members opinions, if others don't get the chance to speak you might not get to hear an important point.
5. Give shy people more time to adapt and become comfortable in the group. Ask them their opinion as this may encourage them to feel confident to contribute.
6. Have confidence to interject an opinion which supports or counters what that person is saying. Just allowing one person to speak means a good conversation can't happen so it would be okay to politely interrupt.
7. Slow down when speaking and be aware of the language level of the person you're speaking to - someone from your own culture might be able to follow a fast conversation with more ease than someone from another culture.
8. If you see that someone doesn't understand, repeat what you said or explain in a different way. If you don't understand yourself, give yourself time to gain the confidence to ask the person speaking to explain what they meant.]]> 2018-06-08 09:12:35 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271182 https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271355 3. Speaker: Use easier words
Listener: ask for explanation

4. Make sure everyone have the chance to speak, take turn
Thanking others???????

5. Try to ask specific questions that they can possibly answer

6. Thank them for their contribution

7,8: ask for explanation or asking them to slow down for a bit, rephrase their points and ask questions]]> 2018-06-08 09:13:37 UTC https://padlet.com/educ18/40jbzxdgrzxp/wish/266271355