Design Studio Unit 1.00-1.02

7. a technique in communication that requires a listener to focus, understand, respond and then remember what the speaker said.
10. an individual that employers can contact to verify work experience, personal character, etc.
11. the process and skills used to communicate thoughts, ideas, and feelings to another person.
12. a list of questions that helps an interior designer get to know a client's needs and expectations.
13. certain social rules that suggest acceptable behavior.

1. a written statement from another person, such as a teacher, counselor, present or past employer, regarding one’s credibility as a student or employee.
2. a collection of documents used in interviews that showcases an individual’s growth of knowledge, skills, and abilities.
3. the amount of money that is allocated to a design project.
4. clothing worn by individuals for the use of fun, functional and seasonal styles and desires.
5. a brief summary of a person’s education, skills, work experience, activities, and interests.
6. first impression to prospective employers or colleges that highlights one’s interest, academic and career goals, skills and abilities related to the position or school, and explains why the business or school should select that individual.
8. a set of rules and/or expectation of required clothing that sets an imposed standard.
9. is a concise introduction that provides a summarized version of your professional accomplishments, your credentials and education, and other information that makes you who you are.