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15. Oral Communication with Non-Verbal Cues
15.1 Body Language Facial Expressions And Gestures
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University Preparation English Grade 11
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Oral Communication
15. Oral Communication with Non-Verbal Cues
15.1 Body Language Facial Expressions And Gestures
Master Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication Skills
Learn to interpret facial expressions, gestures, and body language to become a more effective communicator in all situations.
What You'll Learn
Non-verbal communication conveys meaning through body language and expressions
Students learn to identify contradictions between verbal and physical
Effective gestures and posture enhance presentation skills and confidence
Key terms include kinesics, proxemics, paralanguage, and microexpressions
What You'll Practice
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Students analyze scenarios where body language contradicts spoken words
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Practice questions test recognition of emotional states through gestures
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Learners identify appropriate non-verbal cues for different communication contexts
Why This Matters
Understanding body language and non-verbal cues helps students communicate more effectively and build stronger relationships in academic, social, and professional settings.
This Unit Includes
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Skills
Body Language
Facial Expressions
Gestures
Non-verbal Communication
Kinesics
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