RULES OF COMMUNICATION

Made by: Tariq Ouhamou

 PLAN
1. Introduction.

2. What is communication and why we communicate?

3. The importance and the impact of communication in our

life?

4. The rules that organise communication.

5. Why we need rules to communicate?

6. Conclusion.
What is communication and why we
communicate?
 The importance and the impact of
communication in our life?

1. Creating a good impression.

2. Maintaining a good relationship with others.

3. Promotes learning.

4. Improved personal attitude.

The rules that organise
communication.
 Rules to be a good listner
1. Be warm and attentive.

2. Show that you are listening.

3. Check understanding.

4. Be slow to pass judgement.

5. Use silence appropriately.

6. Do not bluff.

7. Provide feedback

8. Try not to interrupt too often, but do interrupt when you need to.

9. Pick the best spot to communicate by avoiding areas that are poorly lit and very noisy.
 Rules to be a good talker

1. Convey messages in a clear and effective manner.

2. Use clear and unambiguous language.

3. Use sometimes non-verbal methods of communication.

4. Use repetition some times.

5. Check understanding.

6. Do not have objects in your mouth such as gum, cigarettes or food.

7. Never shout.

8. Avoid noisy background.

9. Be patient, positive and relaxed.

 Why we need rules to communicate?

1. To have a smooth conversation.

2. To evade mistakes while havig a conversation.

3. So the conversation don’t turn to chaos.

4. So the other can understand you in a good manner.