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TONGUE
TWISTERS
1.
The
thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.
2.
She can
speak about the speech she spoke in front of sheetal’s sister’s sister
sushmitha.
3.
Can you can
a can as a canner can can a can?
4.
Six sick
hicks nick six slick bricks with picks and sticks.
5.
There was a
fisherman named fisher
6.
Who fished
for some fish in a fissure.
Till a fish
with a grin,
Pulled the
fisherman in.
Now they’re
fishing the fissure for fisher.
7.
Luke luck
likes lakes.
Luke’s duck
likes lakes.
Luck luck
licks lakes.
Luck’s duck
licks lakes.
Duck takes
licks in lakes Luke luck likes.
Luke luck
takes licks in lakes duck likes.
DO’S AND
DON’TS OF GROUP DISCUSSIONS
1.
Do’s of a
group discussion :
·
Listen to
others.
·
It is not
necessary to initiate discussion if you are not familiar with the topic.
·
Initiate the
discussion if you are familiar with the topic.
·
Intervene if
the discussion is turning out to be hostile.
It reflects your leadership.
·
Speak to the
point without repeating.
·
Back your
points with facts and figures.
·
Be gentle
with your presentation.
·
Be natural,
calm and maintain your composure.
·
Be
participative and reciprocative.
·
Say ‘ Thank
you ‘ before ending your presentation.
·
Think before
you speak.
·
Say what you
feel, without going in “Favour” or “Against” it.
2.
Don’ts of a
group discussion :
·
Do not be
loud or aggressive.
·
Do not go
overboard with enthusiasm if you are familiar with the topic.
·
Do not interrupt
other speakers.
·
Do not
deprecate other speakers.
·
Do not speak
first if you are unfamiliar with the topic.
·
Do not
change your opinions.
·
Do not ask
irrelevant questions.
·
Do not stop
abruptly.
·
Do not get
nervous if the previous speakers have presented their points in a better way.
·
Do not
exhibit your emotions.
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