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Gesture and its role in classroom communication

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Business

 

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Leo D

 

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August 8, 2014

 

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University

 

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He contends that further research is needed in the area of nonverbal communication, specifically the use of gestures. For true personalized learning to be effective, the teacher must be able to assess whether or not each individual student understands the material before moving to other topics, the student must be able to understand what is being taught, and the teacher must be able to interpret the student’s classroom behavior...
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Wall believes that the use of gestures play a crucial role in these three areas. In this essay, I will explore how gestures in the classroom can enhance learning, and how they were applied in my own experience as a technical trainer. The importance of gauging a student’s understanding seems obvious, considering that most lessons are based upon knowledge gained through prior instruction...
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