Principles and Strategies for Person-to-Person Talks 1. Ask students to re flect on the snow-ball game they have just played, and evaluate the questions and responses were they proper according to students' common knowledge about interpersonal communication o 2. Have students read the principles and strategies out aloud Dos: To be a good listener To encourage each other's contribution by asking questions, by making comments, etc. To be ready to share information and connect different Don'ts: To try to dominate a conversation all the time To get too personal at the first few conversations. Ask students to evaluate again the questions and responses from the snow-ball game, with the help of the knowledge of principles and strategies: " Could I have asked a better question? Could I have given a better response?Principles and Strategies for Person-to-Person Talks ◦ 1. Ask students to reflect on the snow-ball game they have just played, and evaluate the questions and responses -- were they proper according to students’ common knowledge about interpersonal communication? ◦ 2. Have students read the principles and strategies out aloud. ◦ 3. Explain key guidelines: Dos: To be a good listener. To encourage each other’s contribution by asking questions, by making comments, etc. To be ready to share information and connect different points of view. Don’ts: To try to dominate a conversation all the time. To get too personal at the first few conversations. 4. Ask students to evaluate again the questions and responses from the snow-ball game, with the help of the knowledge of principles and strategies: “Could I have asked a better question? Could I have given a better response?