PPT-Assertiveness in management

Assertiveness in management Sue Duraikan Objectives Be able to think assertively about yourself and others Recognise values rights and responsibilities of an assertive manager Discover how to use assertive words tone and body language. Assertiveness can enhance the following x Improve interpersonal relation ships x Enhance self esteem x Minimize stress x Reduce feelings of helplessnessdepression x Reduce conflictsanxiety x Retrain self respect x Treat others respectfully x Gives a Many of us are taught that we should always concede or defer to ot hers We learn that it is selfish to consider our needs above those of others and if someone does something we dont like we should just be quiet and stay away from that person in the Kristine Grams. kgrams@iaf-sabis.net. Andrea Hart. aaldrich@iaf-sabis.net. . What is Conscious Discipline?. A comprehensive social and emotional intelligence classroom management program that empowers BOTH teachers and students. Skills. © ManagementStudyGuide.com. All rights reserved.. Objective. Explain What is Assertiveness. Define Assertiveness. List the Benefits of Being Assertive. Describe the Liberation Cycle of Assertiveness. Skills. Objective. Explain What is Assertiveness. Define Assertiveness. List the Benefits of Being Assertive. Describe the Liberation Cycle of Assertiveness. Describe the Various Behavior Patterns. Compare Passive, Assertive and Aggressive Behavior. Training by Kaori & . Hisashi. What is ASSERTIVENESS?. ASSERTIVENESS is…. The . art of saying “NO”.  . T. he . ability to communicate one's . own thoughts. , opinions and . wishes . in a . Chapter 4.3.7. Overview. In this presentation we will define assertiveness and discuss the skills needed for healthy, assertive communication.. Participants should review the information in Assertiveness I: The Drama Triangle.. October 2014. When. What. 1900-1905. Welcomes, intro and objectives. 1905-1915. Collaborate. History of the role, SSCC structure and staff . relations. Assertiveness . tips. 1915-1925. Advocate. Student learning. Assertiveness is a manner of behaving that communicates respect for others as well as commands respect for yourself. When you are assertive, you are able to: Express and communicate your feelings acc In this lesson you will learn: . The meaning of “being assertive”. The difference between being . assertive. and being . aggressive. To practise assertiveness skills . Why does it matter. ?. An assertive communication style can help us do the things we want to do.. Kristine Grams. kgrams@iaf-sabis.net. Andrea Hart. aaldrich@iaf-sabis.net. . What is Conscious Discipline?. A comprehensive social and emotional intelligence classroom management program that empowers BOTH teachers and students. Let Your Voice Be Heard!. . Developed by the:. University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. and. Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Learning Points. Understand the difference between passive, aggressive and assertive communication techniques. May 9-10, 2017. Tina Gilbertson, LPC. Aggressive ≠ Assertive. Assertive. Aggressive. There’s no such thing as “too assertive.”. It’s called aggressive.. @. TinaGilbertson. Aggressive language, anyone?. Explain What is Assertiveness. Define Assertiveness. List the Benefits of Being Assertive. Describe the Liberation Cycle of Assertiveness. Describe the Various Behavior Patterns. Compare Passive, Assertive and Aggressive Behavior.