This document provides dos and don'ts for participating in group discussions. It advises speaking clearly with content and context, being polite while also assertive, and keeping contributions concise. It also recommends sitting up straight, encouraging others to speak, initiating and concluding discussions with solutions, and communicating logically. Things to avoid include not speaking, interrupting others, making fun of others, feeling shy, and losing eye contact. The document is from the ARISE Training & Research Center.

1. GROUP DISCUSSION
DO’S & DONT’S
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2. SPEAK CLEARLY
CONTENT
CONTEXT
CLARITY
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3. BE POLITE AT THE SAME TIME
ASSERTIVE
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4. KEEP IT CONCISE
KISSPRINCIPLE
KEEP IT SHORT AND SIMPLE
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5. SIT STRAIGHT
POSITIVE
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6. ENCOURAGE OTHERS
GIVE CHANCE TO
OTHERS
LET
THEM SPEAK
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7. BE A LEADER
START THE DISCUSSION - INITIATOR
AND BE FINISHER TO CONCLUDE
WITH
A
SOLUTION
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8. BE LOGICAL
YOUR THOUGHTS
YOUR EXPRESSION
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9. DONT’S
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10. NOT SPEAKING KEEPING
SILENT
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11. DON’T INTERRUPT OTHERS
DON’T MAKE FUN OF OTHERS
DON’T BE SHORT
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12. DON’T FEEL SHY
DON’T LOOSE
EYE CONTACT
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