Unit 1 Rats and Men.pptVIP

* OBJECTIVE A good definition of your objective is - to be noticed to have contributed meaningfully in an attempt to help the group reach the right consensus. Advice to the candidates 1.Be active and interested in the discussion. 2.Talk with confidence and self-assurance. Speak to the whole group, looking each candidate in the eye in turn. Do not keep looking at the G.T.O. or address yourself to him. 3.Raised your voice as required. Do not mumble or talk aside. 4.Speak slowly and deliberately. Do not rush your words. The group must understand what you are saying. Avoid being shy, hesitant or inhibited. 5.Do not worry about making some grammatical mistakes. It is the interest and the matter you put across that counts. 6.there must be a logic and reasoning in your arguments. Otherwise you will not be able to convince others. Avoid self-contradictions. 7.Do not rigid in you views. Accept criticism gracefully. Own your mistakes readily. Do not feel offended or sulky, if someone picks flaws in your arguments. Change your views willingly if you original opinions are proved to be wrong. 8.Be considerate to the feelings of others. Remember it is a friendly discussion and cooperation is more important. Do not shout at others. Be polite and genial. If someone has spoken and wishes to say something, request others to give him a hearing. Be helpful, accommodative and give good encouragement to all group members. Group Discussion Name creative people you know or have heard of–they don’t have to be famous.? What are some of the things they’ve done that you consider creative? Generate a list of five people you agree have shown creative abilities. Do they have something in common? curious imaginative optimistic likes seeking problems enjoys challenging make no rash decisions: able to suspend judgment(暂不判断) sees problems as opportunities sees problems as interesting doesnt give up easily: persistent, works hard Leave enough time for your inspiration Be confident