Introduce the session with a clear overview of communication skills. Emphasize that the focus will be on active listening, non-verbal cues, and effective expression.

Outline the session objectives, including practicing active listening, understanding both verbal and non-verbal communication, and using I-statements.

Explain the Active Listening Drill guidelines. Emphasize pairing and summarization to ensure comprehension.

Discuss non-verbal communication by exploring body language, facial expressions, and other cues that convey meaning without words.

Focus on verbal communication with an emphasis on using I-statements. Explain how this approach fosters clarity and reduces defensiveness.

Introduce the role-playing activity. Instruct students to apply both verbal and non-verbal communication techniques in realistic scenarios.

Conclude the session by summarizing the key points discussed in the session and inviting personal reflections from the students.

Introduce the session by defining conflict resolution and its importance in fostering healthy relationships. Highlight that conflicts are normal and can be resolved constructively.

Outline the key objectives of the session. Clearly state what students should learn and take away from the session.

Discuss what conflict resolution means and why it's essential. Use simple language and relatable examples.

Introduce key strategies for effective conflict resolution. Emphasize active listening and calm communication.

Provide clear instructions for the role-playing activity. Encourage students to practice both as participants and observers in conflict situations.

Conclude with tips on how these strategies can be used in real-life situations and encourage reflection.