Assertive Communication
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Objective
I can use assertive language to express my thoughts and feelings clearly and respectfully in a conversation.
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Warm-up video
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Practice
7 questions
Define assertive communication in your own words and explain how it differs from passive and aggressive communication.
Describe a situation in which you might need to use assertive communication. What feelings or needs would you want to express?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe a specific situation where you need to express your feelings and needs assertively. Write a dialogue that demonstrates how you would use assertive language to communicate clearly and respectfully. Imagine you are in a group project where one member is not contributing. Write a dialogue where you assertively address this issue, expressing your thoughts and feelings while respecting the other person's perspective.”
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