TEACHER COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Keywords:
Keywords: teacher communication, classroom interaction, verbal skills, non- verbal communication, feedback, student engagementAbstract
Annotation:This article explores the significance of teacher communication
skills in the educational process. It discusses various forms of communication used by
teachers, their impact on student learning, classroom environment, and the
development of teacher-student relationships. The article also highlights the key
communication competencies every teacher should master, along with challenges and
improvement strategies.
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