Name:   Communication and Interpersonal Relationships: How To Say What You Mean To Say
Author(s)
 
 
Marks, D.
Topics
 
 
Peer Relations, Parent/Teacher
Source
 
 
National Writing Institute ISBN: 1888344156
Copyright
 
 
1998
Description
 
 
This manual is a guide for helping students sixth grade and above develop manners and personal communication skills. It contains practical exercises which teach students skills in verbal and non-verbal communication.
Average Rating
 
 
Last Updated
 
 
6/7/2005
 
Comments

Contributed by: Parent of Davidson Young Scholar  
Rating:
This is an excellent book, and I HIGHLY recommend it to all parents! Not only are my children learning about verbal and non-verbal communication, but so am I. While I already know much of the information, there are some interesting pieces of information, which I really knew next to nothing about, such as the handshaking-conventions: when to do it and when not to do it. The chapters in the book are "Eye Contact," "Verbal Reinforcement," "Physical Reinforcement," "Meeting People," "Classroom Techniques," "Interviewing," "How Not To Be A Bore," "I Can Top That," "You Become What You Pretend To Be," "Understanding Other People's Points Of View," "How To Disagree," and "How To Reduce Aggression."
 
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