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what should i put for my abcs of culture words?
im doing this stupid abcs of culture thing im assigned at school, it has to be about my self. which you might thing should be easy but its really difficult. I dont understand what to write. for Communication” language;tone;signs;body language(82% of teacher messages are non-verbal); titles (presidents vs king vs chief);greetings (hand shakes); common words with different definitions: “Do you MIND waiting for me?”………i honestly dont understand one thing that i should write…please help me im stressedd! lol
Hmm, this actually sounds to me like a very interesting assignment! Here’s a few thoughts on qualities you may have that may be influenced by the culture you live in…
*Attitude-what’s yours? Are you Accepting of others? Aware of differences?
*Bigoted-hopefully you’re not! How do you feel about those who are?
*Communication-excellent! I like what you came up with! What’s your style of communication? Are you quiet? Direct? Do you read a lot from body language?
*Direct-do you prefer a direct, straight on approach from others? And what sort of approach do you use? (In some cultures, direct is not a good thing, and people prefer more social structure!)
*Enthusiastic-do you enjoy life and the challenges it presents?
And so on. Keep going. Think about qualities you possess and how they might be influenced by the culture in which you live. Think of this assignment as a challenge, and a way to get to know yourself a little better! Good luck!
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