Human Communication Reflection

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For Foundation of Human Communication 110, it will help me with my future classes and in my future job and or career. Here at Manchester University, Foundations of Human Communication 110 are mandatory, for anyone who wants to graduate from Manchester. It is proven that this class helps student in other classes and their future job and or career. In class we did persuasive speech, interpersonal role play, and small group presentation.
In class we had to persuasive speech and we have to present it in front of the class. The persuasive part will help me to influence the people around me, and to become a better public speaker. With the persuasive speech, we had to do an outline, with that outline, it helped to keep my topics organized and to make sure that I will cite my sources out loud. And since we had to get up in front of the class, my public speaking has improved a lot. I will use public speaking outside this class because other classes I will probably use this in future career. …show more content…

We had to use empathy and we had to learn how to use paraphrasing skills. My role play was between two siblings, having a conflict over who was going to use the car that night. Taylor asked months ago to use the car, but Riley really wanted to use the car that night. Riley would say “I understand that you have to drive,” and Riley is paraphrasing words from Taylor. As humans, we do not use empathy as much as we think we are, but we are using sympathy more, however, Riley said “I know you are really wanting to use the car.” Now I know how to use empathy more clearly. In the workplace, not everyone will get along with each other and it is very important that anyone should try to make it professional. So I will be using paraphrasing and empathy in the future to the other person that I may be having a conflict

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