Showing posts with label Comm 150 Morning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comm 150 Morning. Show all posts

Monday, February 12, 2007

Comm 150 7:45 am All comments here for Valentine's Week!


Don't miss the 90 year old American Dog Derby this Saturday morning thru afternoon in downtown Ashton. Take your camera and win serious money for good photos!

Today we talked about the Maturity Continuum and Habits 1-3. We also discussed how our maturity might impact listening, relationships and parenting.

We showed "Dances with Wolves" and talked about the Native American practice of using a talking stick for more active listening.

Your blog post should talk about at least two key principles and how they could apply in your life. You should also teach them to someone close to you within the first 24 hours of class. If you teach before you post, you should include something about the teaching experience in your post. If you teach after your post, go back in and edit your post to add what resulted from teaching the principles from class.

Please remember--Post on your blog, then add a coment to this blog which has the link to your blog. Make your comment an overview, in 5 lines or less, of your blog--one that will attract others to visit your blog!

If you're still having problems blogging, go to "www.google.com" and enter "how to blog" or go to "www.blogger.com" and go through the items in the help menu/tutorial so you can do it--or go to the library and ask one of the roving computer TA's in one of the student-use computers how to get it done!

Your posts will now be due no later than 3 pm the night before class so that others will have time to read your blog and comment on it!

Then post your comments to at least two other blogs.

Wednesday, February 7, 2007

Emotional Aikido -- Comm 150 a.m. & p.m. 2/7/07

Both 150 classes may post comments here regarding our discussion of Emotional Aikido.

Friday, February 2, 2007

Comm 150 Morning 2/2/07

Happy Groundhog Day! Since he didn't see his shadow, spring's coming early or will it in Rexburg?

Looking forward to your comments as we get better at empathic listening!

By the way--who was it that said they could help people in class that are still struggling with blogging? Remember that you can go to the computer lab on the 3rd floor of the library to get help. Does someone else know where else students can go with technology questions?