Communication For Hrd 830
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The document compares and contrasts communication strategies between two schools - Hollis Academy, a public school, and Bethlehem Christian Academy, a private school. It discusses the importance of communication in organizations and identifies different levels and skills of communication. It also analyzes differences in communication approaches between the two schools, such as the frequency of faculty meetings. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of effective communication in promoting a shared school vision and involving faculty/staff in the communication process.
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