Effective Communication by Teachers in classrooms, in the effort to shape authentic leadership talent
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The document discusses the importance of effective communication in rebuilding trust, particularly among leaders in organizations and government. It emphasizes that trust is crucial for achieving goals and can be regained through authenticity and consistent communication. It also highlights the role of teachers in modeling these communication skills to enhance interaction and learning.
Effective Communication by Teachers in classrooms, in the effort to shape authentic leadership talent
- 1. Effective Communication to Prepare Future Authentic Leaders Santi Djiwandono (Presented at the English Linguistics & Literature Conference – The Multifaceted Dimensions of Linguistics & Literature – Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang) 11/26/13 1
- 2. Trust is Gone Major corporations lied Indonesia Government Officials, Party leaders are arrested for corruption Increasing number of non-voters 11/26/13 2
- 3. Why Trust is important? To achieve any goals/objectives/profit/vision, we need interaction. Based on trust, built upon effective communication. Without trust, any interaction won’t be able to achieve great result 11/26/13 3
- 4. How to regain trust? Effective communication demonstrated by authentic leaders, consistently 11/26/13 4
- 6. Authentic • Living our life according to our own values and goals. True to our own personalities, values, spirit, regardless of the pressure that we are under, to act otherwise. We are honest with ourselves and others, take responsibilities for our own mistakes. • Open – connect – passionate - listen 11/26/13 6
- 7. In class method • Creative teaching method by teachers who demonstrate communication skill • Two way learning • Relevant assignments • Strategic Engagement 11/26/13 7
- 8. Conclusion Effective communication is a deliberate effort, demonstrated consistently on daily basis. Teachers can set example and become role model for the students 11/26/13 8