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Using a multidisciplinary approach to include a combination of theory and practical advice, this text covers a wide range of classroom communication issues that include: interpersonal and small group communication, listening and verbal and nonverbal communication.In this revised edition of Communication for the Classroom Teacher, instructors can anticipate new coverage on out of the classroom communication, lesson plans based on state or national standards and crisis communication. This allows the instructor to implement various instructional strategies, enabling them to meet a wider range of student needs.
This text investigates the essential role of effective communication strategies in fostering productive learning environments and meeting diverse student needs. Authors Cheri J. Simonds and Pamela J. Cooper utilize a multidisciplinary framework that bridges academic theory with actionable classroom practice. By synthesizing research on interpersonal dynamics and instructional design, the authors provide a comprehensive guide for educators to navigate the complexities of modern school environments.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a foundational, pedagogical resource intended for both pre-service teachers and established practitioners seeking to refine their interpersonal skills. The inclusion of updated standards and crisis management protocols suggests a focus on current, high-stakes educational challenges.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2010-07-29
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205747779
ISBN-13:
9780205747771
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