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THE POWER OF SILENCE

Non -Verbal Communication


By - Rajbir Singh

Student I’d - 200586950


INTRODUCTION
Non-verbal communication, often conveys more than spoken
words, influencing perceptions, emotions, and reactions. Teachers,
mastering non-verbal communication can enhance their ability to
manage the classroom effectively, foster a positive learning
environment, and build strong, trusting relationships with their
students.
Research Question
What is the impact of non-verbal communication on
teacher-student relationships and classroom management?
 The presentation will include
three sources.
 The summary and APA Reference
will be included for each source.
 The source will be evaluated for
its credibility , validity, reliability,
and usefulness.
 It will include answers for who,
what , when , where and why
SOURCE 1

APA
Lawrence, Samantha, (2017) The Power of Nonverbal Communication". Integrated
Studies. 79.https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/bis437/79

SUMMARY
• Role and impact of non-verbal cues.
• Effects of nonverbal communication on religion, workplace interactions, peer friendships.
• Importance of nonverbal cues like smiling, nodding, and eye contact.
• Review of current journals and studies highlighting the role of nonverbal communication.
• How nonverbal communication leaves a lasting impact on the audience.
SOURCE 1 : EVALUATION

Who Samantha Lawrence associated with Murray State University.

What Role of non verbal communication in personal & professional


contexts.

When 2017

Where Integrated studies ,a collection by Murray State University's

Why • Affect on various types of relationships i.e. teacher student dynamics.


• Insights into lasting impressions.
• Highlights its significance in classroom interactions.
SOURCE 2

APA
S. Ali and Mohammad Ali (2011). The use of non-verbal communication in the classroom.
In 1st International conference on foreign language teaching and applied linguistics (pp.
1096-1099). https
://eprints.ibu.edu.ba/files/original/7157f05bb00b83740903e85c96217f8d.pdf

SUMMARY
• Enhancement of teaching and learning process.
• Importance of cultural sensitivity and awareness.
• Addressing disruptive behavior non-verbally.
• Facial expressions and Proxemics.
SOURCE 2 : EVALUATION

Who Salah Ali and Mohammad Ali , of Tabuk University Saudi


Arabia
What Use of non verbal communication in classroom settings.
When 2011

Where 1st International Conference on Foreign Language Teaching


and Applied Linguistics.

Why • Research Based providing evidences.


• Offer actionable Insights for improvement.
• Management of diverse classrooms.
SOURCE 3

APA
Marianne LaFrance, Clara Mayo. “Cultural aspects of nonverbal
communication”(1978). International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Volume 2,
Issue 1.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0147176778900299

SUMMARY
• How Nonverbal communication varies across different cultures.
• Discussion of culturally specific meanings of gestures.
• Examination of universal versus culture-specific facial expressions.
• Changes in nonverbal communication practices due to increased intercultural
interactions.
SOURCE 3 : EVALUATION

Who Marianne LaFrance & Clara Mayo of Boston University USA

What Aims to increase awareness of cultural diversity.

When 1978

Where International Journal of Intercultural Relations

Why • Difference in perceiving & responding to non verbal cues.


• Cultural sensitivity to maintain discipline & harmony.
• Highlights common pitfalls and best practices for cross-
cultural non-verbal communication.
CONCLUSION
Non-verbal communication is a powerful tool that, when used
effectively, can significantly enhance the educational experience.
By being mindful of our non-verbal cues and understanding their
impact, we can create more engaging, respectful, and well-
managed classrooms.

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