Effective Communication
What is Effective Communication?
What is the process of sharing ideas, thoughts, and information so that the receiver understand the message clearly and with purpose.
Define Teaching Techniques
What is the specific concrete actions, tools, activities that educators use inside a broader instructional method to help students grasp and practice content.
Replacing passive listening with hands on tasks, inquiry based exploration, peer teaching and group work is an example of what techique?
What is Making Learning Active.
Why is Effective Communication Important?
What is:
Prevents Misunderstanding
Builds Trust
Improves Teamwork
Describe the "Student Does Instructor Assesses" Technique.
What is the trainee is given a fresh component and must complete the task silently and independently; instructor inspects the final product.
What is Student Engagement?
What is Referring to the degree of attention, curiosity, interest, optimism, and passion that learners show when they are learning or being taught.
What are three key elements to Effective Communication?
What are:
Active Listening
Clarity
Nonverbal Awareness
Audience Consideration
Feedback
What are some Questioning Techniques?
What are:
Closed Ended
Open Ended
Leading/Funnel
Clarifying Questions
Why is Student Engagement important?
What is driving academic success, deepening understanding, and supporting long term growth.
What is active Nonverbal Awareness?
What is matching your facial expression, posture and eye contact to your spoken words.
The instructor acting as the "blind tool" is what type of teaching technique?
What is the Student Tells Instructor Does.
What are some student engagement techniques?
What are:
Make Learning Active
Connect to the real world
Build Instructor to Student Relationship
Vary Methods of Instruction
Using simple, direct language and avoiding "jargon" is and example of what key element of communicaiton?
What is Clarity.
Are Teaching Techniques Standards? Y/N and Why?
What is no.
Fostering a supportive classroom environment where students feel known, valued and encouraged is an example of what?
What is Building Instructor to Student Relationship.