PEDAGOGICAL FEATURES OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
Effective communication skills are essential in both academic and professional contexts, as they play a pivotal role in personal and career success. Pedagogical approaches that facilitate the development of these skills are of paramount importance in today's education and training systems. This scientific article explores the pedagogical features involved in the development of communication skills, highlighting the strategies, methods, and techniques that educators and trainers can employ to enhance the communicative competence of learners. Drawing from the existing research literature and educational practices, this article provides insights into the key principles of communication skills development and offers practical recommendations for educators, institutions, and individuals interested in fostering effective communication.
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Non-verbal communication, Pedagogy, EducationHow to Cite
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