Communicating with children and teenagers
an opportunity aimed at all teachers,
parents and educators.
Communicating with children and teenagers
an opportunity aimed at all teachers, parents and educators
Anyone who lives in contact with children and teenagers on a daily basis knows that dealing with them entails great responsibility.
In order to communicate effectively with children and teenagers, we need to develop these 4 skills:
Learning to understand how children communicate;
Learning to be fully responsible for our communication;
Helping kids to bring out the best in them, without doing things for them;
Guiding kids to achieve their goals at their own pace.
Learning to communicate effectively
Today it is increasingly difficult to communicate effectively with the new generations.
Today, children and teenagers live at high speed because they are subjected to technology, lifestyle, the process of establishing fashions, etc. Naturally, this greatly affects the communication approach, so communication ways change almost every day.
Unfortunately older generations of educators and teachers are often unable to bridge this natural gap, which affects their communication and creates generational barriers, impacting the effectiveness of teaching itself.
Yet the communication rules have always been the same since mankind has existed and communicated.
Communication laws have been expressed in different forms throughout history, but the general rules remain the same since people have always functioned in the same way.
Knowing the rules and laws of communication is fundamental for an educator who wants to be effective, competent and capable.
Parents and educators need their messages to be understood, assimilated, while being consistent, in a world where our language changes at a frenetic pace.
are you a parent or educator?
are you a school teacher?
