The Black Plague: Communication Analysis
Communication is the giving or receiving of information between individuals. It is necessary to create a healthy work environment, maintain social relationships, and everything in between through conversing and working with others. A work environment without communication can lead to complications, a tense work atmosphere, and mistakes. In my life, I have communicated with others with a professional working manner in the instances where I gave a speech on a topic in school, and had to locate and convey information to teachers in written reports. I have communicated information clearly and accurately through a speech I gave in school. I once was given the task of choosing a history topic and giving a speech to the whole class. In the speech, I used information I found from books, the internet, and news articles to teach the class about The Black Plague in great detail. I even created a Prezi presentation to use as a visual aid to help clarify points in my speech. At the end, I was given the chance to talk one-on-one with my teacher for their feedback on how I did and receive my grade. Though I was nervous, the teacher said I was very clear and seemed to, if anything, enjoy
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In my class, Introduction to Criminal Justice, I have to give two reports for every chapter I read in the textbook. The Majority of those assignments require me to look up information on the internet or in the book to answer a given topic. On those reports, my teacher, Mr. Franken, has left comments like “Excellent JOB! A perfect paper.”, or “WOW! What a report! I am impressed. Now you have set the bar for yourself and others”, and even “Probably one of the better reports I have read in a long time. You definitely put effort into this!” This type of communication is definitely one of my stronger points in communicating
In my class, Introduction to Criminal Justice, I have to give two reports for every chapter I read in the textbook. The Majority of those assignments require me to look up information on the internet or in the book to answer a given topic. On those reports, my teacher, Mr. Franken, has left comments like “Excellent JOB! A perfect paper.”, or “WOW! What a report! I am impressed. Now you have set the bar for yourself and others”, and even “Probably one of the better reports I have read in a long time. You definitely put effort into this!” This type of communication is definitely one of my stronger points in communicating