EWSD learners listen, observe, and read with attention, openness, and curiosity in order to decipher meaning, intentions, and nuances. They formulate and deliver effective spoken, written, and non-verbal messages for various purposes and audiences.
When did you communicate well? What opportunities do you have to learn how to communicate better?
Explore these questions and add evidence of your communication skills to this website. Evidence can be documents, pictures, recordings, etc... from your courses, sports, clubs, or other activities completed outside of school.
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There were several times this year when I demonstrated my ability to communicate. One time that stuck out to me was when I had to complete a presentation about a project that I completed in science class. We had to share information about a topic from the class with others. I created a poster that supported my presentation.
While this is an example from class, I have also demonstrated my ability to communicate with my basketball teammates. One time at a practice, someone said something that was hurtful to someone else and I was able to share how I was feeling to them. This was really hard for me to do, but I am working on being able to have difficult conversations with others.