Clear communication

Clear communication is the lifeblood of relationships. Although it would be so easy for mind-reading to be a thing, it’s just not. Don’t assume that you know unless they’ve communicated it with you.

Communication is the backbone of a successful organization. Schools and school districts are no exception. Having said that, communication breakdowns tend to occur frequently and often. The result of these communication breakdowns can cause frustration, resentment and mass confusion if not addressed. But, there a few things to keep in mind when communicating: What we say and what is heard aren't always the same thing. This isn't really anyone's fault, it's just a result of working with folks…

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6 ineffective communication strategies that we have all been guilty of a time or 2, and how to avoid the backlash that comes from miscommunications. When you facilitate clear communication, you decrease stress and overwhelm. Start planning and communicating more effectively and notice the flow that you start to invite to your day. #improvecommunication #selfhelp #mindfulcommunication #calmdown #bepresent #avoidexpecations #avoidassumptions #mindfulfamily #communicatewithteens #reducestress

How often do you wake up and start thinking about the not-so-positive events that happened over the past week?

Are you communicating across your entire organization effectively? Here are 7 strategies to help you deliver clear and consistent messaging that empowers your #workforce. #communication https://www.insperity.com/blog/effective-communication-strategies/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=outreach&PID=SocialMedia

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Communication

I was recently in a third grade classroom and was struck by the presence of rules that were posted for how to have a conversation. Having visited many middle and high schools, I think these same rules could -- and probably should -- be posted there as well.