Ontario
15. Oral Communication and Nonverbal Facial Cues
15.1 Non-Verbal Cues Using Facial Expressions
Chapter 15.1
Master Nonverbal Facial Expression Communication Skills
Learn to read micro-expressions and facial cues for effective oral communication and interpersonal success.
What You'll Learn
Students learn to interpret micro-expressions and subtle facial cues
Facial expression patterns reveal authentic emotions during oral communication
Key terms include Duchenne smile, emotional leakage, and oculesics
Related topics connect facial expressions with presentation and listening
What You'll Practice
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Students identify facial expressions indicating surprise, disappointment, and genuine interest
2
Practice questions focus on reading micro-expressions during interviews and
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Learners analyze complex facial patterns revealing concealed emotions effectively
Why This Matters
Understanding nonverbal facial expressions enables students to communicate more effectively and build stronger relationships in academic, professional, and personal contexts.
This Unit Includes
Practice exercises
Learning resources
Skills
Micro-expressions
Facial Cues
Nonverbal Communication
Emotional Intelligence
Interpersonal Skills
ON Curriculum Aligned