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    This document discusses different methods of communication with family, friends, and classmates. It notes that email and chat are used to stay in touch with distant family members, while phone calls are better for closer relatives or emergencies. Communication with friends occurs primarily through texting and in-person meetings, while classmates connect through group assignments, discussions, and sometimes phone, Facebook, or chat. Formal teacher communication is usually via email.

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    This document discusses different methods of communication with family, friends, and classmates. It notes that email and chat are used to stay in touch with distant family members, while phone calls are better for closer relatives or emergencies. Communication with friends occurs primarily through texting and in-person meetings, while classmates connect through group assignments, discussions, and sometimes phone, Facebook, or chat. Formal teacher communication is usually via email.

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    communication (family)

    communication *e-mail/chat: stay in touch with


    family members that are far away but
    *Inbox: Privatemessages you only that are not that close (ex. Cousins)
    want to share with certain people. *Person-to-Person: everyday basis to
    *Wall: Sharing your experiences see how everything went in our day
    with pretty much every friend you *phone: to keep contact with our
    have on facebook family members that are far away but
    they are closer than the one´s you
    *Facebook chat: Instant urgent stay in touch by email/chat, or in a
    conversations that are private and family emergency
    momentary

    Communication ( college)
     Communication (friends)
    *Teachers: Formal way of
    communicating mostly through *texts: almost 24/7 we
    email. keep contact by sending
    *Classmates: group assignments, Itzel Rivera them through the day.
    discussions and sometimes by * person-to-person: going
    phone, facebook, or chat.
    out on our free times.
    * friends: meeting at our free-
    times to have lunch and share
    our new life as college students.

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