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Communication is a core skill for any medical educator. In this video, we're covering everything you need to know about Unit 2: Communication for your NTET exam.

I'll explain the communication process, break down verbal and non-verbal communication types, and show you how to identify and overcome common barriers. We’ll also discuss the importance of active listening and the different communication channels.
Mastering this unit is key not just for your exam, but for your career.

[00:30] — Definition & Core Concept: Communication as a dynamic process of sharing meaning (Latin: communicare).
[01:54] — The Communication Process: From Encoding to Decoding.
[05:07] — The Role of Feedback: Why verbal and non-verbal feedback is crucial for completing the communication loop.
[05:40] — Noise in Communication: Identifying physical and psychological interference.
[06:12] — Types of Communication:
Verbal: Spoken and written methods.
Non-Verbal: The power of body language, facial expressions, and tone.
Intercultural: Navigating communication across diverse cultural backgrounds.
Classroom Specific: Structured formal and informal interactions in teaching.
[10:03] — Barriers to Effective Communication:
Physical: Environmental and technical obstacles.
Psychological: Emotional factors like anxiety, stress, or prejudice.
Semantic (Language): Issues with technical jargons, slangs, or ambiguous vocabulary.
[12:47] — Conclusion: Communication as an interactive and learner-centered process in education.

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How do you use non-verbal cues to improve your teaching?


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