Adult Roles And Responsibilities
Lesson Plans

Strand 2

Students will identify effective communication in interpersonal relationships.

Standard 1

Identify various types of communication styles.

• Active/Reflective Listening Skills
  Students will identify types of communication styles, explain active/effective listening skills, and demonstrate the ability to use active listening skills.
• Communication Styles
  Help students learn different styles and levels of communication.
• Comunication Unit
  Helps students learn communication styles, constructive and destructive methods of communication, listening skills, non-verbal communication, and conflict resolution.
• Destructive and Constructive Communication Techniques
  Students will identify types of communication styles, types of destructive communication and constructive communication, and practice using I-messages.
• Destructive/Constructive Communication
  Help the students learn to send I-messages and to identify constructive and destructive communication.
• Levels of Communication
  Students will understand effective communication in interpersonal relationships and identify types of communication styles.
• Listening
  Helps students learn active and reflective listening skills.
• Love Languages
  Students will understand the role of effective communication in interpersonal relationships specifically focusing on how love is communicated.
• M&F Chapter 6 - Communication
  
• Communication patterns and conflict resolution
• Gender differences in communication
• Power issues Communication skills

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