Hello everyone, welcome back to my blog for our science class. Today, we learnt the topic of communication. We learned that communication isn’t just about speaking; it includes various methods such as actions, facial expressions, and sign language. For an interesting experiment, we each signed our names in sign language and recorded our performances. This exercise helped us appreciate the importance of non-verbal communication and the beauty of sign language in connecting with others. I learnt sign language last year, so that’s why it was easy to say my name.
Throughout the lesson, we explored different ways we communicate in our daily lives, whether verbally or non-verbally. We also reflected on the challenges of not being able to speak, which deepened our understanding of the power of communication. It was a great reminder of how vital these skills are in our interactions. I hope you enjoyed this insight, and I look forward to sharing more about our learning.
How do we communicate?
It is a basic human need to communicate with each other. We do it in all different ways. There are two different ways of communication: talking verbally and showing actions.
What if you couldn’t speak?
How can you communicate if you cannot speak?
- Body language – facial expressions, eye contact and posture.
- Writing and text – emails, texts, letters and typing.
- Visual aids – photos, pictures, diagrams, drawings and maps.
- Cued speech – hand movements (sign language), gestures and mouth movements.
Sign Language Poster –
Video explaining my name –
I am talking, so you know what I am saying.
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