Ten Tips 1. A self-discovered truth is more likely to stick with the student. Encourage student involvement by using student experiences. The language we use can encourage interaction and participation in the class. Communication that proceeds only in one direction invariably leads to failure to communicate.
Effective communication is two-way.
Classroom interaction exists within a context of interaction outside the classroom. Relationships outside of class enhance the class. Nonverbal signals are important. Eye contact is important when teaching. Also, people often frown when listening and a student may misinterpret the frown as disapproval or disinterest.