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Communication with Adults

Published on Nov 21, 2015

How to communicate effectively with adults as a youth

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Communication with Adults

Sir Jack Gagan and CJ Toland Ph.D
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Learning objectives

  • Irritation factors
  • Clarification and comprehension 
  • Generation communication
  • Demonstration of improvement
  • "Selling" your ideas and BSA thoughts
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What is Communication?

  • Simply, transfer of ideas from one person to another
  • Verbal and non verbal
  • Happens how often?
  • Three parts to communication
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Irritation Factors

  • These are things that would distract from your message
  • Detracts from your ideas
  • Examples of irritation factors 
  • Adults are not aliens
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Methods for communication

  • 5WH Tool helps communicate effectively
  • Place and time matter
  • Examples of good times to talk to adult leaders?

Game Time

5WH Tool
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Generational communication

  • How do different generations communicate?
  • Examples of communication evolution

Tips and Tricks

  • Confidence is key
  • There's nothing to be afraid of
  • Be polite and friendly
  • Avoid irritation factors
  • Be creative and cooperative
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Unwilling adults

  • Some adults don't want to cooperate with your ideas
  • Push the positives
  • Talk about their problems with your idea 
  • Discuss possible solutions
  • Be cooperative and flexible
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Game Time

Troop Improvement with Tim Allen

BSA Adult Association

  • Adults are there for a reason
  • BSA encourages adult association with youth
  • BSA is youth-run, but adult-supervised
  • They are there to keep you safe
  • They are willing to cooperate

Evaluation

and ACTION!
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REflection

and Review!

Evaluation

of Sir, Doctor, and Presentation
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