AO1
Eye Contact.
Group interaction
When communicating with the group of children I found it hard to use eye contact because there were 10 children that I had to speaking to.
In addition, this made it difficult for me because I could not direct my messages to one person. I tried to make this less difficult by asking questions to some of the children so that I could have direct eye contact with them. Eye contact is especially important when talking to a group because you have to show that you are speaking to all of the people in the group and it is important that they don’t feel like they are not part of the group. (Maslow’s hierarchy. Belongingness and love)