oral communication

One way I learned oral communication was by learning to work in a peer group. When I first joined my group, I experienced a certain level of insecurity, which showed me that we often will be taken out of our element when we work. Our body language says a lot about our mindset, which was evident when we joined the group. We were encouraged to balance our eye contact. We listen to the speaker, but focus on each other. When I’m in a group I want everyone to have equal involvement, and I learned a way to accomplish that is to look at everyone individually. Looking at a person is acknowledgment, and it encourages people to interject.