Our newspapers are leaving us because of the internet online newspapers! However, some of those newspapers are still around surviving. Years ago, I went to a seminar on newspaper activities. I still create and use these activities today! These activities are educational as children look through the newspapers to find the answers to the questions Continue Reading
The Importance of Listening Children began to listen long before they read, write, or speak. Some children enter school without ever having listened consciously or been held responsible for listening. For many children, listening is the most important medium of listening. Growth in the other skills of communication is always conditioned by the ability to listen. Listening Continue Reading
Dictionary defines communication as: “to act one upon another.” We use our communication to: share information comment ask questions express wants and needs develop social relationships develop social etiquette which is polite behavior in society It is interesting to note that mostly our communication is oral, face-to-face and one-on-one. In our communication, we, the teacher, are the sender of a message, which goes to another co-worker, parent, Continue Reading