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DEMO SESSION PLAN Communication Skills & Personality Development Target Audience: First-Year Engineering Students Duration: 2.5 Hours (150 Minutes) 1. Introduction & Icebreaker …
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DEMO SESSION PLAN Communication Skills & Personality Development Target Audience: First-Year Engineering Students Duration: 2.5 Hours (150 Minutes) 1. Introduction & Icebreaker (15 Minutes) * Introduction to communication skills and their importance. * Importance of communication for engineering students. * Icebreaker activity and student introductions. * Identifying common communication challenges. 2. Fundamentals of Effective Communication (25 Minutes) * Verbal and non-verbal communication. * Body language, posture, eye contact and facial expressions. * Voice modulation, tone, pace and clarity. * Active listening skills. * Common communication barriers and how to overcome them. * Formal and informal communication. 3. Self-Introduction & Personal Presentation (25 Minutes) * Structure of an effective self-introduction. * Introducing yourself beyond academic qualifications. * Communicating strengths, interests and aspirations. * Speaking confidently without memorising. * Practical Activity: 60-second self-introduction. 4. Group Discussion & Expressing Opinions (30 Minutes) * Fundamentals and rules of group discussion. * Initiating, participating and concluding discussions. * Expressing opinions clearly and logically. * Agreeing and disagreeing respectfully. * Active listening and responding to others. * Practical Activity: Group discussion on a student-relevant topic. 5. Public Speaking & Impromptu Speaking (25 Minutes) * Overcoming the fear of public speaking. * Organising thoughts using an introduction, main points and conclusion. * Speaking with clarity and confidence. * Reducing filler words and unnecessary pauses. * Thinking on your feet. * Practical Activity: One-minute impromptu speech. 6. Teamwork & Collaborative Communication (15 Minutes) * Importance of teamwork in engineering. * Collaboration, leadership and mutual respect. * Handling disagreements constructively. * Giving and receiving feedback. * Practical Activity: Short team-based problem-solving challenge. 7. Feedback, Reflection & Conclusion (15 Minutes) * Recap of key communication principles. * Student self-reflection on strengths and improvement areas. * Trainer feedback on participation and communication. * Personal communication improvement goals. * Final questions and discussion. Expected Learning Outcomes By the end of the session, students should be able to: * Understand the fundamentals of effective communication. * Demonstrate improved self-introduction skills. * Recognise the importance of body language and active listening. * Express opinions clearly and respectfully. * Participate in group discussions. * Practise public speaking and spontaneous communication. * Understand the role of communication in teamwork and professional development. Teaching Methodology * Interactive explanations and demonstrations. * Individual speaking activities. * Pair and group exercises. * Role-play and real-life scenarios. * Peer feedback and trainer evaluation. Session Theme: From Hesitation to Confident Communication. Follow Design: {"palette":["Deep Slate #0F172A — primary typography and structural contrast","Electric Cobalt #2563EB — primary brand energy and active section anchors","Radiant Coral #FF6B4A — speaking prompts, timers, and interactive drills","Mint Sage #10B981 — confidence indicators, takeaways, and success outcomes","Soft Mist #F8FAFC — clean slide canvas background","Border Gray #E2E8F0 — card outlines and module dividers"],"fonts":{"Outfit":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Outfit:wght@100..900&display=swap","Plus Jakarta Sans":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Plus+Jakarta+Sans:ital,wght@0,200..800;1,200..800&display=swap"},"type":"Outfit in bold and semi-bold weights for high-impact module numbers, punchy headers, and exercise names; Plus Jakarta Sans in regular and medium weights with open tracking for instructional copy, bullet points, and pacing criteria.","layout":"12-column interactive workshop grid featuring floating timing pills at the top right, side-by-side theory vs. drill cards, and an anchored bottom breadcrumb showing 150-minute milestone progression.","framework_treatment":"Card surfaces with soft 1px border strokes, rounded badge chips for session durations and activity types, high-contrast prompt banners for group exercises, and dual-tone comparison boxes contrasting common hesitations with confident alternatives.","feels_like":"A Silicon Valley interactive boot-camp syllabus designed as a dynamic, high-engagement workshop deck"}
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