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Report on the 2019 “Communication Courses to Communicate with Body” held

Last Updated October 25, 2019

Outline of the event

Date and time    
From 10:00 to 12:00 on Friday, September 20, 2019

[Venue]    
4AB Conference Room on the 4th floor of Izumi Ward Office

[Lecturer]
Non-language behavior and non-language communication lecturer
Mr. Miyo Araki

[Participants]
27 people

Contents of the course

Lecturer Miyo Shinki
Lecturer Miyo Shinki

  • In the first course of this year, we talked about "local activity practice courses" that support local activities and group activities, and "communication" that many people are concerned about. This time, we invited a lecturer on non-language communication other than words, such as gestures and voice inflection, and held a course to learn in a group.

Participation in Communication Course 1
Everyone who listens to the lecturer's explanation intensively

  • In the course, the lecturer first talked about non-language communication. The participants were eager to watch the teacher's demonstration of how speaking and walking impressed the other person.

Participation in Communication Course 2
A friendly and self-introduction progressed

  • Next, we divided into groups and performed group work using the worksheet. As I introduced myself, the students who were nervous at first gradually increased their smiles.


  • Finally, the instructor commented on how much non-language communication has changed before and after the course, while watching the photos of the Four After. Although the change was large and small, every group saw a lot of good smiles. It was impressive that the participants were talking to each other with regret after the course.

From the student questionnaire

Points that were helpful in the course

  • I thought I would like to use it with an awareness of being able to do hug in words.
  • I knew that my expression didn't notice myself, and sometimes I had a bad face. I learned how to communicate and study.
  • The importance of smile, posture, and eye contact
  • I understood that my impression and appearance were different.


In what situations do you want to use non-language communication?

  • Greetings with your neighbors. Communication between family members
  • I would like to make use of this opportunity to talk with volunteers and others for the first time.
  • We set up a meeting with women and have fun with the children. I want to use it on the spot.
  • I would like to use it in various situations, including Neighborhood Association, friends, family, etc.
  • Greetings with the first meeting, conversation at home, and look at my eyes.


From Izumi inhabitant of a ward activity support center

Before participating in the course, most of the students might have felt like "What is non-language communication?"
However, I was drawn into the lecturer's smile and powerful lectures, and in the questionnaire after attending the course, I received many voices saying, "I would like to use it!" Many of the scenes I would like to use were "family, community (neighborhood), volunteer activities, and workplace". .
By all means, I hope that you can make use of what you have learned in the course in communication with people close to you and use it for a lively daily life. And I hope that the circle of smile will spread to the people around me.

The Izumi Citizens' Activities Support Center will continue to support local activities and human resources in Izumi Ward through lectures and human resources banks. We look forward to your participation and inquiries.

Contact

Izumi inhabitant of a ward activity support center (104 window on the first floor of Izumi Ward government office)
Phone number: 045-800-2393 Fax: 045-800-2518
Email address: iz-kuminkatsudou@city.yokohama.jp

Inquiries to this page

Izumi Ward General Affairs Department Regional Promotion Division

Telephone: 045-800-2391

Telephone: 045-800-2391

Fax: 045-800-2507

Email address: iz-chishin@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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