Communication And Group Communication Analysis

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On April 4, 2016, we met for our group today on the topic of communication. Before class and group today my husband and I prayed for the students to be more positive and not complaining so much. Personally, I am highly attuned to other people’s energy and it has been affecting me to attend class and the negative energy of the students. The class today seemed more energized and there was less complaining. When we went over to our room we quietly waited for the leader. She opened with a check-in question, “what is a weakness you have in communication?” Members started going around the circle, however, the person next to me passed then the co-leader jumped in with a response. It then continued from that point in the circle and the leader then

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