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Title: Impactul stilului de comunicare al cadrului didactic în dezvoltarea competenţelor comunicative la studenţi [Articol]
Authors: Putina, Inga
Keywords: competenţe comunicative
stiluri de comunicare
studenţi
cadre didactice
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: USARB
Citation: Putina, Inga. Impactul stilului de comunicare al cadrului didactic în dezvoltarea competenţelor comunicative la studenţi / Inga Putina // Aspecte psihosociopedagogice ale procesului educaţional: tradiţii, valori, perspective : Materialele conf. şt.-practice intern. consacrată jubileului de 50 de ani de la fondarea Fac. de Pedagogie, Psihologie şi Asistenţă socială, Bălţi, 27 mai 2011. – Bălţi, 2011. – P. 205-207.
Abstract: Developing communicative competence involves a level of performance based on knowledge, skills and attitudes and motivation that determines optimum efficiency in business communication topic. Commimicafive competence is equally important for both actors involved in educational activity, because: the process of organizing and conducting learning activities of students is governed by the teacher through communication, focusing especially while training students' communicative skills. Are discussed in the article gave the communicative behavior of academics, how to increase efficiency and communication on students and formative role of communication relations training teacherstudent communication competence. Also highlights the role of the teacher's communication style in developing students; communicative skills through the use of valence educogene: style stimulating, engaging, appealing expression of verbal communication to create a favorable environment.
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