Becoming a Teacher

asking questions and restating ideas to discover the true message of the sender by giving verbal feedback

using movement, gestures, and expressions to communicate

recording ideas or suggestions about a given topic; often used in the prewriting stage of the writing process.

The official organizational structure that tells who reports to whom.

communication that uses spoken words

communicating without words; using techniques such as eye contact, body language, gestures, and physical closeness

interaction that makes use of the written word

self-confident; able to express thoughts, ideas, and feelings in respectful ways

a method of expressing wants and needs without taking into account the feelings and welfare of others including the unwillingness to compromise

accepting without resistance or complaint; avoidance of expressing feelings, thoughts, or desires in order to avoid conflict

writing ideas in a rough, unpolished form

correcting or proofreading written work for meaning and appropriate language mechanics; a step in the writing process before a work is published

conduct based on moral principals

the act of hearing attentively and receiving information expressed through spoken words

the collaboration with media sources such as the newspaper, radio, television, internet, etc.