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How do you communicate differently
with your instructors
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as opposed to your classmates or friends?
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Your relationship with your teacher
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must be like your relationship with your father
or older brother
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because he will assist, teach, and instruct you
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Like the Prophet that says: "I will be a slave to the one who teaches me"
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Your relationship with your fellow students
and friends must be more fraternal and friendly
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You must stand together and wish for
none of you to be left behind or to fail
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You have all started together
and must graduate together
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Added to the studying relationship,
a social relationship must arise between you
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as, at the end of the day, you will be
working in the same field
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The relationship must be friendly
and fraternal
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You must help each other
and exchange thoughts
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I might be close to a teacher
outside the classroom
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and we might spend time together,
but the classroom imposes certain limits
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like the proverb that says, One bridge at a time
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The most important element in communicating
with teachers and instructors is respect
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You have to keep a distance from your teacher and respect them
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and respect the hierarchical relationship
between yourself and your teacher
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So, you must use different words and
a more respectful and courteous manner
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When addressing a teacher, you should
use his title, Professor or Doctor or Sir.
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As for my friends,
I call them by their name
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How does your online versus in-person
communication differ?
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In my opinion, online communication is easier
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for people who are shy about asking questions
in class
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But I do not think that the internet
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will lead to a prompter response
than direct communication
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I think that communicating through
social networks is a bit formal
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because some people who probably do not know
you will log in and read information about you
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while direct communication happens
with people you know, mostly
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and is thus somewhat cordial
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Face-to-face communication in class
is more direct
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For online communication, you should try to use clearer words
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and more caution
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The most important thing is to use
clearer words and be clear in what you want to communicate.
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What suggestions would you give to freshmen
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who want to participate in class discussions?
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I advise every student to participate,
even when not sure of their participation
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not confident enough or not sure
about their information
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because, just by participating, they can learn
and gain experience
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If they only observe and do not participate
in the ongoing debate
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they will not learn as much as someone
who is involved in the debate
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The most important thing especially for a freshman is not to feel shy or embarrassed when you speak in class
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but a the same time, you should remain
both civilized and respectful
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and keep the debate in class
respectful and refined
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My first advice to a freshman is to choose the
specialization he loves, not one forced upon him
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My second advice is not to feel shy
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Yet, he must not elaborate to the extent
of getting off the subject
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I advise him to ask the question
that comes to mind
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and thus show the person in front of him
or his teacher that he is interested
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and wishes to learn and benefit from the class
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What suggestions can you give freshmen
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to communicate effectively in online discussions?
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Their question must be clear, direct, and brief.
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First, he should know how to ask the question.
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On the internet, anyone can read what he wrote
and interpret it differently
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because the tone of voice is not heard
and the facial expressions are not seen
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to clarify the intention when asking
the question via the Internet
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It is thus advisable to ask the question
correctly and to use the right words
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in order to receive the response you are seeking
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You must not share information
you are not sure about
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You can also ask if you know nothing
about the subject, or conduct a research
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Searching for information
is easier on the internet
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Do not conduct your research through
unreliable means. Do the opposite.
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For example, through the homepage
I expect every college has
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or through the various social networking sites
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Thus, I advise to ask and not to be shy
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I advise to ask questions if you know nothing
about the subject
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What are some simple ways to communicate
respectfully and with civility in class?
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Do not interrupt the Professor's explanation
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but take note of what you did not understand and,
when the Professor allows questions
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go ahead and ask him
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Try to listen more and ask questions
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Your classmates may ask a question
and you might not notice
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Your question might thus have already
been asked, and you would not benefit
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If you are unable to ask your questions
during class
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you can go to the doctor after class,
after the lecture
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or while he is in his office
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The ideas and views of those
in the classroom differ
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so I must learn to respect the views of others
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and deal with them professionally. This is my point of view, to respect the opinion of others.
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To communicate respectfully and with civility
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you shouldn't interrupt when someone talks,
and you shouldn't raise your voice.
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you should behave and talk in class as a student, not on a personal level