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Communication SKILLS - Routledge
MakingworkPractice-BasedLearningCommunic ation resource commissioned by the Making PracticeBased Learning Work project, an educationaldevelopment project funded through FDTL Phase 4 Project Number 174/02 and produced by staff from theUniversity of Dixon, Project Manager, University of UlsterMartin O Hara, Management ConsultantAuthorAims and Learning Objectives2 Introduction3 Section 1: The Communication Process4 Section 2: Active Listening Skills10 Section 3: Non-verbal Communication13 Section 4: Giving Constructive Feedback18 Section 5: Questioning Skills23 Section 6: Presentation Skills28 Appendix 133 References38 Communication SKILLS contentsCommunication SKILLS 01 AAiimmssThis resource has been compiled to give a general introduction to effective Communication for practice educators.
and communication skills often rank among the most critical for work related success. ... thinking, concise expression of plain english, logical association of ideas and organised speech are important, especially to specific contexts such as giving presentations
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