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Communication Wheel

Transcript: The prospective volunteer will give a "yes" or "no" answer to participating in serving May occur in the same time as the initial discussion or could occur at a later time Coordinator may also gain feedback on the experience of the person in the communication process The prospective volunteer will have the opportunity to share any issues or difficulties they may have with the proposed service plan Examples: busy schedule, issues serving in their child's room, inadequate ability to teach, etc. These concerns can be addressed by the coordinator during this time or at a later date if need be Value of Communication Wheel Where could it be used? The main use for this communication wheel will be to communicate to new volunteers. It will lay out the plan of communication to ask new people to be involved in the Children's Ministry with Birth to Kindergarten children. How could it be helpful? Initially communicating with prospective volunteers can be a very difficult task. It can be awkward, especially when the person may be unaware of what we believe in Children's Ministry. This communication wheel will help to streamline the recruiting process and help to use communication most effectively in this specific situation that I face in my ministry. Volunteer Communication Wheel Sarah Honaker The vision will be cast to the prospective volunteer by coordinator Give them the mission/vision statement Describe their role in the overall plan for the church and God's kingdom Present Cast The volunteer will ask any questions that they may have about the service position they are asked to participate in. Question examples: how many children are in the room?, how will I get my lesson materials?, what is the schedule for that room?, etc. This gives the prospective volunteer to be properly informed before making their decision. The details of serving will be given to the prospective volunteer by the coordinator. This will include: service times, amount of Sundays per month, room, volunteer expectations Feelings Decision Question

Word Wheel Vocabulary Template

Transcript: 4) Endure (Verb) 6) Gossamer (Noun) 9) Laconic (Adjective) A file or line, especially of people waiting their turn. Early 15c.; Middle French; "Lasting a long time" Michelle was chronically fixing her hair every chance she got. Synonyms Definition Late 15c Middle English "line of dances" Synonyms Sentence Image Definition Etymology Unknown date Old English "having a confused, swimming sensation" Etymology 4 Etymology Late 14c Middle French "anger" 2 To crouch, as in fear of shame Affected with vertigo; dizzy Easily provoked to anger; very irritable Sentence 5) Giddy (Adjective) heavy dark thick Extremely disturbing or distressing Etymology Tendency Propensity Predilection Antonyms Brief Concise Short & Sweet Maddie cowered in fear when she heard the robber. Sentence Refuse Reject Surrender Definition Grouchy Cranky Irritable 10) Queue (Noun) Antonyms Antonyms Synonyms Sentence Jared's first plane ride was a very harrowing experience. Sentence Face Meet Come Out Definition 3 Early 14c, Old French, "keep up, maintain" Sentence Synonyms 10 Synonyms Antonyms 6 Pleasant Pleasing Unfrightening Definition Image Antonyms 1580's Greek "Concise, abrupt" Antonyms 1) Aptitude (Noun) Sentence Antonyms 2) Chronic (Adjective) Samantha had very Painful Terrifying Traumatic Encounter Go through undergo Synonyms Everyone was standing in a queue, waiting to ride the roller coaster. Continual Persistent Recurrent Antonyms 3) Cower (Verb) Antonyms Silky light filmsy Mr. Jeffery would get very irascible when students didn't do their homework. Image Cringe Tremble Wince Antonyms c.1300, Middle Low German, "to squat" To hold out against Using few words Image 1799 Present "extremely distressing, painful" Etymology Definition Sentence Etymology Image Image Etymology Definition Image Image 8) Irascible (Adjective) Synonyms Calm Careful Level-headed 5 1 Early 15c. Middle French; "Natural capacity to learn" Word Wheel Vocabulary Definition Jennifer has the aptitude to run a mile in 5 minutes. Etymology Constant; habitual Long-winded Wordy Verbose 7 Image Etymology Sentence Definition Etymology Capability; ability Synonyms Dislike Hate Incapacity Synonyms Empty- headed unstable unsteady Something delicate; gauzy fabris Synonyms Template (Week 5) Happy Pleasant Cheerful I felt sorry for the teacher that had to endure our bad behavior. Image 7) Harrowing (Adjective) Ending Halting Stopping Disorder Disorganization Carrie was a person who wrote laconic poems. 8 9 Order Row Series Definition Sentence Brian felt very giddy after he got off the roller coaster.

Communication powerpoint

Transcript: To register for "walk for wishes" go to: www.inter.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1127319 or scan this QR code According to Make-A-Wish, 89% of doctors said that wish kids can experience better their health (makeawish.com) In the 2013 year, Make-A-Wish granted around 220,000 wishes and each wish costs around $8,141 There is more to the Make-A-Wish Organization than just sending dying kids to Disney World Kids can wish to go, to be, to meet, to have, and to give Donating to Make-A-Wish will allow more kids’ wishes to be granted, and their lives improved Chris, The First Wish Thousands of kids pass away each year due to tragic diseases and conditions Cancer is most life threatening Every kid has a dream and wishes to change it to reality Donations can make dreams come true Need for money to fulfill these less fortunate children's wishes (QR code made at: http://www.qr-code-generator.com/?PID=100&gclid=COKutcHq4sQCFQetaQodikMA6g) An Introduction Make-a-wish grants a wish, on average, once every 38 minutes. A child is referred to the program about once every 28 minutes. The foundation cannot keep up with the amount of wishes it receives. Therefore, more donations would allow for more wishes to be granted, and perhaps everyone's will be if enough donations are received. This is Chris Greicius, a little boy with Leukemia His wish was to "catch bad guys" with the Arizona Department of Public Safety On April 29, 1980, he was given a tour along with a hat and uniform The officers set up cones for him to drive a battery-powered motorcycle through, in order for him to earn his motorcycle officer's wings Chris returned to the hospital when the officers went to present his wings He passed away on May 3rd with his wish fulfilled To donate go to wish.org Alexander Looks Back On His Wish TO find out more about volunteering go to michigan.wish.org to the Make a Wish Foundation A wish come true helps children feel stronger, more energetic, more willing and able to battle their life-threatening medical conditions. For many, the wish marks a turning point in the fight against their illnesses. Doctors, nurses and other health professionals say, the wish experience works in concert with medicine to make their patients feel better emotionally and even physically. That is why wishes matter. That is why we grant wishes. (Make a- Wish) Conclusion When Alexander was 9, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukhemia. As soon as she found out about his diagnosis, his mother sought out the Make-A-Wish Foundation to have Alexander's wish, to go bug hunting, granted. That same year, Make-A-Wish sent Alexander and his entire family to the Panama Canals in order to grant his wish. While he was there he saw all new plants and animals, held an iguana and even had a bee named after him. His mother even went on to say recently "It remains the greatest trip our family has ever taken." Now 21, Alexander said there's not a day that goes by that he doesn't think about his wish that was granted. He talks about how much of an impact the wish made and how he owes Make-A-Wish for giving him the joy to continue his fight that he eventually beat against leukemia. He's now a student at Center Washington University studying Environmental Sciences. There is not enough money going into the organization to fulfill all of the kids wishes

Communication Template

Transcript: the think i am very knowledgeable and a great presenter i am going to tell my parents i want a new pet in clear and concise words and the general idea is to get a pet as soon as possible what interest does your audience have? what are you going to say in your message, how are you going to phrase it? what is the general idea of the message midday or at night no how will their interest affect how you communicate your message? yes, because it has to be when my parents are winding done a plan and a goal it will tell me if my topic is important to them or not or powerpoint what time of day will your communication be made? Parents about 10 minutes to convey my full message because they know my history of credible ideas to get a new pet how long will it take? How much thought and effort they will put into listening to my message all at once so as not to tire them it will give my presentatiion a specific structure is there any vocabulary that needs to be defined? if so what is it? yes they would but it will only be a day or so, and it will be word of mouth what is the ultimate goal of your communication? how will their voluntary or involuntary attendence affect the way you communicate your message? what type of media will you use to convey your message? their interest in the topic will vary Does your communication need to be made at a certain time so that your audience will be most receptive to your message? Why or why not? Does your audience need advance notice prior to your communication? How much advance notice should you give them? How will you provide the advance notice? Will your information be delivered all at once or in bits and pieces over the course of days/weeks/months? they will look for the greater effect of having a pet Politics how will their age affect how you communicate your message? what age is your audience? middle age 40's-50 Audience Analysis what does your audience want and need from you? prezi what does the audience think of you as an presenter? who is your audience? how will their wants and needs affect how you will communicate your message? how will their view of you as presenter affect how you communicate your message? why is your audience listening to your presentation?

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