IN CLASS	TEXTBOOK READING	WEBSITE READING	HOME WORK (do at home)	REMINDER
New phrase Bring the ppt. file with you to class on SUNDAY, 2 May	REVIEW Visuals: Ch. 11, pages 400 to 406. Preparing Charts: Ch. 9, pages 313 to 319, including Checklist #13, p. 319.	Here is a slide about the PROCESS of GRABBER to INTRODUCTION.  Please study it and know it well. Make sure to save file as Ppt. 97 to 2003 version.	Bring the ppt. file with you to class on SUNDAY, 2 May. Save file in Ppt. version 97 to 2003. Use your I.D. as file name. _____________ Make one (1) introduction slide, (one slide only) and save it to your flash disk (no CD or Floppy). No big graphics or pictures.  Only text, and if you want a simple picture or diagram, so the upload time to the classroom PC will not be long.  Thanks, guys. We need to save time.	WARNING !!! You will perform OPSS #3 with a slide on SUNDAY, 2 May so . . . you will do 3 skills . . . (a) say your grabber opening, then (b) say your transition to your Introduction slide or visual, click and show slide (c) briefly describe your Introduction Slide Contents (standing and pointing professionally). 2 May – due date OPSS #3 NON-VERBAL TERMS · Hands and arms – KINESICS · Standing/Sitting = Posture · Eyes – Oculistics · Facial movements – smile, frown · Physical Appearance – Height, Weight, Age, Gender (M/F), Clothes, Objects (watch, pen, etc.), and Attractiveness (beauty/not beauty) · RELATED TO PHYSICAL – Odors/smells (good and bad); cleanliness or not; style; hygiene (the health/cleanliness of all parts of your body) · Voice – Tone, volume, speed · Time – difference between high/low context cultures: High = elastic. Low = fixed · Touch – Haptics (High context = acceptable) (Low context = not acceptable or more complex situation) · Space & Territory – Proxemics (People, Place, Objects set up, distance, relationships) The higher the context, the closer you can stand to the other person without causing a problem.

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Remember that this slide is not an OUTLINE.

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· Make your Introduction Slide

(only the major points your presentation will cover).   

Start preparing your Powerpoint Introduction slide now (answer questions 8 and 9 from the special list I gave you

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