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CE II Unit 1 Mod 1

Group discussions are interactive sessions that facilitate the exchange of ideas and opinions on specific topics, essential in various environments. Effective participation involves skills such as making eye contact, listening, and supporting claims with facts, while avoiding negative behaviors like interrupting or being aggressive. The document also lists potential discussion topics, including social media's impact, online learning, and climate change.

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CE II Unit 1 Mod 1

Group discussions are interactive sessions that facilitate the exchange of ideas and opinions on specific topics, essential in various environments. Effective participation involves skills such as making eye contact, listening, and supporting claims with facts, while avoiding negative behaviors like interrupting or being aggressive. The document also lists potential discussion topics, including social media's impact, online learning, and climate change.

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GROUP

DISCUSSION
Group discussions are interactive sessions where individuals
engage in conversation on a particular topic, exchanging ideas,
perspectives, and opinions. Mastering group discussion skills is
crucial in various settings such as educational institutions,
workplaces, and social environments.
P : POLITICAL

E : ECONOMICAL

S : SOCIAL

T: TECHNICAL

A : ABSTRACT

TYPES OF GROUP DISCUSSION

P E S T A
Giving your
opinion
• Make eye contact with the group.
• Listen to the other participants.
• Try to initiate the conversation
as it shows you have leadership
ability.
• Plan your entry points for the
body
• Give others time to speak
• Keep potential disagreements
polite
• Dress professionally
• Try to use facts, and research
along with your original ideas.
• Support your claims with examples
• Be confident
• Acknowledge others before speaking
• Don’t be aggressive
• Don’t enter the conversation
quickly
• Don’t interrupt others
• Avoid overspeaking
• Avoid repeating other
participants' points
• Avoid providing irrelevant or
false statistics
• Don’t be insecure
• Don’t avoid eye contact.
• Don’t be judgemental.
• Don’t worry if the topic is
unfamiliar
• Don’t speak fast
TOPICS TO BE COVERED

• The Impact of Social Media on Society


• Pros and Cons of Online Learning
• Climate Change: Responsibilities and Solutions
• The Influence of Technology on Human Relationships
• Benefits and Drawbacks of Remote Work
• Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Educational
Institutions
• Role of Youth in Nation-building
• Exploring the Future of Renewable Energy
• The Significance of Cultural Diversity in Today's World
• Should College Education Be Free?

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