The teacher uses clear grammar and pronunciation when speaking to students. They explain lessons concisely and ask open-ended questions to encourage discussion while avoiding profanity. The teacher maintains good posture, makes eye contact, and uses body movements and a modulated tone of voice when communicating nonverbally.
The teacher uses clear grammar and pronunciation when speaking to students. They explain lessons concisely and ask open-ended questions to encourage discussion while avoiding profanity. The teacher maintains good posture, makes eye contact, and uses body movements and a modulated tone of voice when communicating nonverbally.
The teacher uses clear grammar and pronunciation when speaking to students. They explain lessons concisely and ask open-ended questions to encourage discussion while avoiding profanity. The teacher maintains good posture, makes eye contact, and uses body movements and a modulated tone of voice when communicating nonverbally.
The teacher enunciates words clearly. The teacher pronounces words correctly. The teacher does not stray from the subject. The teacher explains the lessons concisely. The teacher asks open-ended questions to stimulate dialog. The teacher does not use profane words. Nonverbal Communication The teacher maintains good body posture throughout the class. The teacher uses appropriate body movements. (e.g. nodding, hand gestures and head shaking) The teacher establishes eye contact with students. The teacher uses a modulate tone of voice. The teacher walks around when lecturing. The teacher presents his/herself suitably.
Eryilmaz D. & Darn S., Nonverbal Communication,
https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/non-verbal-communication Doyle, A., The 10 Communication Skills for Workplace Success, https://www.thebalance.com/communication-skills-list-2063779