Answer:
Its probably way to late but for the future people.
Step-by-step explanation:
I focused on my topic and viewed my key points to the best of my ability. In a discussion, you are not allowed to interrupt the person who is talking or whenever someone else talks we must be able to listen and respect the other group. In my opinion I think that I did gave my point justice in explaining in great detail. Considering my topic of discussion I did not include personal experience only facts that I researched. I was able to listen and respect my peers including my teammates. When other teams disagree, I will simply show my evidence to deny their views. The other team would use facts as well as their personal experience to get their point through. There were times when the other teams evidence did not line up so my team was quick in disproving it. Of course there were moments when I disagreed with the other teams as it was a debate, but I respectfully allowed them to continue until it was my turn to speak. There were times when my language was grammatically correct and appropriate to the topic. For example I said “With that being said” or “It occurs to me”. When it was my turn to talk I would sit up straight and make sure that my posture represented confidence. For example with my hands I would also move them around to make people feel easy and use it to my advantage. I used eye contact when I felt as if my confidence in the discussion needed to be represented. I used a straight forward voice to my advantage as well as it dominates the attention to my point of discussion. When the group came to a conclusion we did a report and were able to have a mutual agreement that we stayed on task and were able to complete the debate efficiently
. The group discussion was efficient as we all listened and respected our peers and showed passion during our debate as to why we thought out opinion was correct.