The implications of NVC in the classroom/Ng Kui Choo

In the process of classroom teaching, the teacher is in part communicating knowledge, in part communicating the nonverbal aspects of social skills to the student. Content aside, we see ourselves as excellent communicators, but there often exists an unwitting chasm between how we perceive ourselves a...

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Main Author: Ng, Kui Choo
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Language:English
Published: Institut Teknologi MARA Cawangan Sarawak 1991
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spelling my.uitm.ir.554482022-01-28T02:14:34Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/55448/ The implications of NVC in the classroom/Ng Kui Choo Ng, Kui Choo Teachers. Teaching personnel Nonverbal communication In the process of classroom teaching, the teacher is in part communicating knowledge, in part communicating the nonverbal aspects of social skills to the student. Content aside, we see ourselves as excellent communicators, but there often exists an unwitting chasm between how we perceive ourselves and how the student perceives us. Fontana (1981) sees the teacher and his class as a distinct social unit fraught with undercurrents of social relationships and social attitudes which shape individual and group responses in subtle ways. These undercurrents are manifested in parallel attitudinal differences towards particular teachers; at best friendliness; at worse, hostility. In order to provide optimum learning environments for the student, it is imperative that the teacher comes to grips with aspects of communication skills that can serve a direct and immediate impact on the learning process. Institut Teknologi MARA Cawangan Sarawak 1991-09 Article PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/55448/1/55448.pdf ID55448 Ng, Kui Choo (1991) The implications of NVC in the classroom/Ng Kui Choo. Jurnal Akademik, 3 (3): 6. pp. 33-36. ISSN 0128-2635
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Ng, Kui Choo
The implications of NVC in the classroom/Ng Kui Choo
description In the process of classroom teaching, the teacher is in part communicating knowledge, in part communicating the nonverbal aspects of social skills to the student. Content aside, we see ourselves as excellent communicators, but there often exists an unwitting chasm between how we perceive ourselves and how the student perceives us. Fontana (1981) sees the teacher and his class as a distinct social unit fraught with undercurrents of social relationships and social attitudes which shape individual and group responses in subtle ways. These undercurrents are manifested in parallel attitudinal differences towards particular teachers; at best friendliness; at worse, hostility. In order to provide optimum learning environments for the student, it is imperative that the teacher comes to grips with aspects of communication skills that can serve a direct and immediate impact on the learning process.
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