Individual Communicating for Distance Education

Twanna Jones

Individual

Communicating for Distance Education

January 31, 2014

My scenario: Part 1

Hey twin (my sister), I was calling you to let you know I was in a minor accident. I’m okay nothing major but, I never been in the situation so I called you because I don’t know what to do. I’m all shaken up because I never had an accident. I was on my way to the store around 8:00 a.m. I was on 288 State highway there was bumper traffic as I was trying to get off freeway this women cut me off and hit me. She was not paying attention and end up hitting me from the side. The side of my car is dented badly. The other driver and I pulled over and she gave me her information and, I then called the police to report it. So I can have it for the insurance people. I’m greatly to God I was okay and not hurt.

Part 2

Anthony Dilemma Story

Coach Anthony on why it is important to use inclusive language when communicating in class forums

The first thing that caught my attention was he was a little cocky. He really didn’t care how he was saying things he said whatever came to mind whether it offended anyone or not. He also said that the way he talk it sound sexiest it did offend one of the ladies. But he didn’t care but one of them email him and that’s when he was concern. So basically he tried to suck up because he trying to get a promotion. His tone sounds degrading to people. He said a phrase the good ole boys it’s a form of slang can be use positive or negative in this sense its use in a negative way.

Suggest how he could have avoided his mistakes.

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* He can avoid his mistakes by changing his tone of how he speak. Be more pleasant we you approach people. Be more inviting toward others and stay away from slang words that will offend people.

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Offer at least two pointers for how he could prevent these mistakes in the future.

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* In conclusion, in order to prevent this from happening is put yourself in the same...