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Chapter 6.3 Emotions and Interpersonal Communication
6.4 Self-Disclosure and Interpersonal Communication
PURPOSE:
This interpersonal communication course is all about your communication with others and yourself.  The text, is an invaluable source of information to assist you in understanding all the communication skills available to you.  Therefore, reading the text is absolutely essential to improving your communication skills.
Also, in this online environment, the reading and your personal comments will be a significant part of this course.
DIRECTIONS:
You will be asked to read chapters, according to the “class schedule” handout. You will then take “notes” on those readings for your own understanding and to assist you with doing well on your quizzes.
Make sure that you read all the chapters that I’ve asked you to read.  They are not going in chronological order all of the time.  there are also several chapters within what I call “one reading”.
If I label something a “READING”.  Then you need to do the notes for that particular set of notes.  At the end of each set of notes you will write your own personal reaction to the material that you just read and took notes on. Â

 It will be explained in more detail under the heading “Personal Comments”.
You will submit your notes & comments to Canvas, and you will receive 10 points for a complete set of “notes” including your own personal journal response.
SPECIFIC STEPS TO GET 10 POINTS ON YOUR NOTES & PERSONAL COMMENTS:
PART 1:  Do the required “Reading” (the schedule will be on the module).
PART 2:  Take notes. Computer printed notes or handwritten are accepted.
Write your notes in some type of “outline” format.  This means I expect  To see abbreviations, key words, phrases…  There is not a maximum number of pages, (but 2-3 is common).
Less than a page of notes is not acceptable. You will be uploading your typed or handwritten notes to Canvas, under each assignment.
PART 3: PERSONAL COMMENTS: This is the most important part of the assignment. 
At the end of your notes and after thinking about what you read, write your own      personal comments about what you read.
Please label this section after your notes by writing:  “Personal Comments”
Do not write a summary of your notes. This should be more of a journal of your own thoughts. 
Here are some suggestions as to what to include after the reading.Â