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Professional and Communication Skills for Teachers

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  • Jakhanwal, Meeta Sinha

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Basically the current study sought to assess the perception of students regarding the role of teacher communication skills in their academics success. Comprehensive questionnaire carrying information including communication skills aspects of the study were designed to achieve the set objectives. Communication skill is the ability to convey and share information with others in an efficacious way. It is a very vital skill and used widely in all work sectors. Communication is an important skill for every modern student to master. Advances in digital media, changing career landscapes, and greater competition in colleges and workplaces makes improving student communication skills a must. In any education system, teacher’s quality is the most important factor influencing student’s scholastic achievement. Teacher’s quality plays a pivotal and decisive role in students’ academic progress. These qualities are quantified by their skills, knowledge, and qualifications.

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  • Jakhanwal, Meeta Sinha, 2021. "Professional and Communication Skills for Teachers," EconStor Preprints 228530, ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics.
  • Handle: RePEc:zbw:esprep:228530
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    Professional Development; Teacher Education; Communication Skills;
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