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- 1. Teacher–Student Communication – Buildingmeaningful, effective classroom interactions – Why communication matters in learning
- 2. 1. Importance ofEffective Communication – Improves understanding and clarity – Builds trust between teacher and student – Creates a positive learning environment
- 3. 2. Active ListeningSkills – Teachers listening to student concerns – Encouraging students to express ideas – Avoiding interruption and showing empathy
- 4. 3. Clear andSimple Explanations – Avoid jargon when possible – Use examples and analogies – Check for understanding frequently
- 5. 4. Encouraging Questions –Create an open, safe space – Value curiosity over correctness – Use questions to deepen learning
- 6. 5. Non-Verbal Communication –Body language and facial expressions – Eye contact to keep students engaged – Gestures to guide focus and clarity
- 7. 6. Feedback andConstructive Criticism – Give timely, meaningful feedback – Be specific—avoid general comments – Use positive tone to motivate improvement
- 8. 7. Two-Way Communication –Students should feel heard – Encourage participation and dialogue – Adapt teaching methods based on feedback
- 9. 8. Cultural Sensitivity –Respect diverse backgrounds – Adjust communication styles when needed – Promote inclusivity in the classroom
- 10. 9. Using Technologyfor Communication – Digital platforms to clarify doubts – Announcements and reminders – Interactive tools for engagement
- 11. 10. Building Rapport –Learn student names and interests – Be approachable and consistent – Show genuine interest in student progress
- 12. Conclusion – Communication isthe foundation of good teaching – Stronger communication → better learning outcomes – Practice, patience, and empathy are key