Open and Closed Conversation

On Tuesday, July 30, 2013, we had tackled about Open and Close Conversation. We discussed about different scenarios of when you can encounter Open and Closed Conversation. Our professor, Mr. Mabu taught us the ways to keep a good conversation going.

An open conversation ask a questions allowing a conversation to flow and it is most likely used when you have just met a person in a bar or any establishments that you can socialize with other people. It is like having a good conversation because there is always a topic to ask. It looks like you are free of asking with the person and the other person will give back a question also after answering her question. For example, when you have just met your new classmates, you are most likely used this type of conversation

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 On the other hand, Closed conversation ask a question with a Yes-No answer. It tends to kill the conversation and it is often used when you have just met the person or there is no interesting topic to open a long conversation. It is like having no interest with the person who ask or maybe it is not really necessary to widen the conversation.

We had an activity wherein we apply the seven ways of keeping a good conversation going. We choose a partner and construct an open conversation. I and my partner construct a conversation with the topic of Laureen Uy and Camille Co’s designs and backgrounds. We got a score of 100. J

It is important for our daily life to maintain a good conversation with others because it helps us to communicate, socialize and to make a better understanding with each other. Our activity shows us of having a good conversation with others which is like having a good relationship also. So I can say that I learned from our last topic about Open and Closed Conversation J Thanks to Sir Mabu :) Hihi.