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This document discusses techniques for overcoming barriers to effective communication in organizations. It notes that the objectives are to understand the dos and don'ts of breaking communication barriers and how effective communication is essential for successful relationships. Breakdowns in communication are not only expensive and time consuming, but can damage teamwork and morale. The document also provides references for both teachers and students on communication and educational technology.
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Barrier over come communication
- 1. Technique to overcome barrier
- 2. Objective At the end of the class you will know about the : • Do’s and don’ts for breaking barriers to effective communication in an organization.
- 3. • Effective communication is essential for successful interpersonal relationship. • Breakdown in communication are not only expensive and time consuming , they also are injuries to team-work and morale
- 33. Summary
- 34. Teacher’s reference • K.P. Neeraja . Text Book of nursing education . 2 edition ,jaypee publication • I clement, text book on communication & educational technology . 3rd edition ,Emmess publication . • Pramilaa R. Nursing communication and educational technology. First edition , jaypee publication
- 35. Students reference • I clement, text book on communication & educational technology . 3rd edition ,Emmess publication .