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Effective communication/listening techniques
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
Effective communication/listening techniques
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
Effective communication/listening techniques
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
Effective communication/listening techniques
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
Effective communication/listening techniques
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone ques
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood
speaking clearly
looking directly at the person your talking too
Explain yourself clearly. eg. Explain aircraft terminology if someone questions what it means
Direct the person if they are confused
ask them to repeat themselves if you don't understand them
Do not use language that the person would not understand
Sit towards the person talking to show your listening to them
Use body language that shows that you are interested and engaged in the conversation.
Facing the person/people talking
Asking open ended questions - ones that don't force the other person to agree with you.
Use appropriate terminology that everyone understands.
Effective communication also means providing acknowledgment to others that ensures they feel heard and understood