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ece37 — 2025-05-29 14:44:57 UTC

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How does taking part in a shared IQ experience help you communicate better as classmates?

2026-02-17 21:15:50 UTC

Taking part in sharing IQ experiences helps with communicating with classmates by listening to their opinions. They might have other ways to do things, helps us learn from each other. Makes us work better as a Team!

Colleen

How does taking part in a shared IQ experience help you communicate better as classmates?

2026-02-17 21:23:40 UTC

As classmates or colleagues we communicate better by talking face to face, getting to know each other and by helping one another out on the land fishing or spending the day at the cabin with daycare children. This gives us time to get to know one another throughout the whole day, can be just by watching and giving a hand when needed. Share things we like and don’t like! Lots of laughter as well, with jokes and or playing games.

Megan

Why IQ experiences help you communicate better as classmates

2026-02-17 21:55:12 UTC

IQ experiences are not just social perks — they are strategic investments that build the following with your classmates:

Trust
Communication
Creativity
Well-being
Celebrate Cultural Diversity and appreciate the Inuit cultures

The result? A team that works better together and feels better doing it.

How does taking part in shared IQ experience help you communicate better as classmates?

2026-02-17 21:59:05 UTC

Taking part in shared IQ experiences helps classmates communicate better by building respect, cooperation, empathy, and confidence. When students learn and grow together through shared cultural values, their communication becomes more positive, meaningful, and effective.

-Jocelyn

How does taking part in shared IQ experience help you communicate better as classmates?

2026-02-17 22:33:51 UTC

I haven’t taken part in an IQ experience with my classmates before but i have with my coworkers and my boss.

We spent the day out at the cabin, fishing, we did group activities, made inukshuks, ate lotsss of food and just enjoyed each others company.

Shalyne

How does taking shared IQ experience help you communicate better As classmates?

2026-02-18 00:19:14 UTC

I haven’t taken any IQ experience with my classmates.

But we learned about the IQ principles before but what I can say is what I’ve learned and what I know.

taking part in shared IQ experiences helps classmates communicate better by teaching respect, teamwork, and careful listening. IQ values encourage students to treat each other kindly and value everyone’s ideas. When classmates work together and listen patiently, they understand each other more clearly. These shared experiences build trust and make everyone feel safe to speak. As a result, communication becomes more positive, respectful, and cooperative in the classroom.

Ada

How does taking part in shared IQ experience help you communicate better as a classmate?

2026-02-18 16:38:20 UTC

When i was in high school, we took part on the land trip we went out to gravel pit, we were put into groups and had to spend the day with our groups, had snacks and lunch out.

We went out to my boss cabin, some staff checked nets, had lunch and snacks together, did some activity games about work, talked around getting to know each other.

Camillia

How does taking part in shared IQ experience help you communicate better as classmates?

2026-02-18 16:45:16 UTC

Taking part in a shared IQ (Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit) experience helps classmates communicate better because it builds connection, respect, and understanding through learning together. When students share hands-on experiences, they talk more openly, listen to each other, and work as a team. It creates trust and helps everyone feel comfortable sharing their ideas.

For example, when I was growing up, I would travel in the summer and winter with my adoptive parents. They would take me to a place called Ellis River, where they taught me how to set up a tent and how to properly cut up caribou and fish. During those times, I had to listen carefully, ask questions, and follow instructions. I also learned the importance of patience, teamwork, and respect for the land and animals.

Experiences like that are similar to shared IQ learning because they are based on teaching through doing. When classmates take part in activities together—such as land-based learning, preparing food, or setting up camp—they must communicate clearly and support one another. This helps everyone understand different strengths and builds stronger relationships.

Overall, shared IQ experiences improve communication because they encourage cooperation, active listening, respect, and learning from one another through real-life experiences.