NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION: ENHANCING PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING
Abstract
This essay explores the vital role of non-verbal communication in teaching physical education. Emphasizing the power of gestures, body language, facial expressions, and physical proximity, it highlights how non-verbal cues serve as a universal language, enhancing comprehension and engagement. The essay also underscores the importance of non-verbal cues in conveying enthusiasm, motivating students, creating an inclusive learning environment, and managing behavior effectively within the realm of physical education. It advocates for educators to master the art of non-verbal communication to optimize the teaching and learning experience, promoting a passion for physical activity and healthy living among students.
Keywords
Non-verbal communication, Physical education, TeachingHow to Cite
References
"Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction" by Mark L. Knapp and Judith A. Hall.
"Teaching Physical Education for Learning" by Judith Rink, Tina J. Hall, and Lori Williams.
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