Creating social relationships

Journal#1

For this journal, please make Small Talk at a professional event with someone who is in a staff or academic position. It could be at the International Coffee Hour where you make small talk with a staff member or professor; at a job fair where you make small talk with representatives from companies; with a secretary or counselor in one of the offices on campus; or some other professional setting with someone who doesn’t know you. It should not be in one of your classes.

Download this form:

Fill out the heading information (Please use New Times Roman 12 font). Remember to add words that you want to practice in class, and check the box indicating what kind of activity you did.

Type your 1 page reflection.

Save your document.

Upload the file onto the assignment on BB before class on the due date (remember to click ‘submit’ twice after you browse for the file.

Print out a copy of the reflection and bring to class on the due date.

Please note that this is the class for non native English speakers. And this is a speaking class for practicing pronunciation. Just follow the instructions above, make some connections to the class like what have you learned from this small talk or something, especially something related to speaking skills. Download the forms and fill them out. Make them as simple as possible. Thank you so much!

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I think that: A small talk is basically a talk that does not result in serious decision making. Individuals frequently involve themselves in small talks in social events relatively than in formal settings. A small talk is the initial element in creating social relationships. Small talks are significant particularly when individuals engaging in a talk wish to express their relationships. Speakers start by creating a small talk to advance consent………………………….

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