Amazing Ways To Engage Students In Group Discussion

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Ways to Engage Students in Group Discussion
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Group discussions are the best way to speak out
all your thoughts and opinions about the topic so
cially. But while you participate in a group
discussion, you are supposed to be well-behaved,
respectful, and dignified through your words.
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What Skills are Judged in GD ?
Leadership skills Communication skills Social
skills
Behavior Politeness Teamwork Listening Ability
General awareness Problem-solving skill
Confidence
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Proper ways to engage yourself in GD
There are some rules to ace the Group Discussion
round, which are as follows Prepare well. Note
important points during preparation. Be
confident. Introduce yourself. Watch your body
Language. Show Leadership skills. Avoid false
starts or commitments. Follow your niche. Don't
get distracted. Do not get aggressive or start
fighting.
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Mistakes to Avoid in GD.
Stop taking leads if you do not know much Do not
hesitate to initiate the discussion Do not copy
anyone else ideas or comments Do not loose eye
contact while speaking Do not lose confidence in
the whole discussion. Do not speak slowly Try to
contribute to a discussion rather than just
speaking
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Some tips for the mentors too

• To make it success, choose a light topic ,
  develop good communication with participants and
  tell them to speak properly .
• You must know the exact point where you decline a
  conversation.
• While moderating , do not let the fire of
  discussion burn you. Even if your class
  discussion turned into a fight or a revolt.
• Stop interruptions from not just your side but
  also from the opponents.
• Follow the rules and work into a system where
  everyone has a right to speak, choose a side,
  and share individual thoughts.
• Any kind of hate or mean comments should be
  avoided, any personal reasoning should not be
  framed, and the choice of words should be
  strictly formal.
• The most important factor of engagement is fun.
  It is your responsibility to make it fun and
  interesting through your choice of topic.

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