Teaching Children to Communicate in the Classroom

There are three groups to communicate with each other. Students keep track of their hands, cut out, decorate with various arts and handicrafts, and paste on green and brown teaching papers. After having finished all the hands, I let the students sit around the circle on the raised floor, how they can help each other with their hands, and how they help someone with their hands Let me say. Artwork is posted on the wall of the classroom to form a tree.

Effective communication Adults in the classroom need to communicate with each other, especially every day after school. When children are in the classroom, there is no time to tackle long discussions about educational practice and philosophy. In the classroom, everyone in the teaching team needs to concentrate on the task in front to promote children's learning. Therefore, using a notebook system is an effective way to communicate with team members. Write down the questions, ideas and suggestions you will think all day. At some point on that day, each team member must check the notebook and see if there is news or a discussion point. Laptop is a continuous two-way communication system.

As an educational assistant, we must understand how to communicate with children and young people and further communicate with adults. We need to see what we are doing, for example in a classroom with children, in a playground, or in meetings with other experts and parents. If you talk with your child in class, communication is more enjoyable, less formal, and can maintain some professionalism. Communication with adults (experts and parents) will be more formal. When communicating with both, it is important to maintain a high level of professionalism.