Communication Flashcards
Verbal and Non-Verbal
What is communication?
It is made up of 7% verbal and 93% non-verbal.
Non-Verbal Communication is made of
55% body language and 38% tone of voice.
What we do with our body has a great impact on those around us, especially those we wish to influence.
What are 4 examples of non-verbal communication?
Eye contact
Touch
Gesture
Body language
What is 1 example of verbal communication?
Active listening
What are the details of Eye Contact?
Establishes connection
Builds trust
Encourages engagement during interactions
What are the details of Touch?
Promotes reassurance
Builds emotional bonds
Reinforces understanding through physical presence
What are the details of Gestures?
Supports meaning in communication by visually reinforcing spoken language
What are the details of Body Language?
Communicates emotions and intentions
Often complements or replaces verbal messages
What are the details of active listening?
Demonstrates interest and understanding
Encourages children to share thoughts and feelings
How do adults use eye contact to support child development?
Helps children to feel acknowledged
Encourages focus during communication
How do adults use Touch to support child development?
Provides comfort
Promotes bonding
Supports children’s emotional needs
How do adults use Gestures to support child development?
Enhances understanding by providing visual context to verbal communication
How do adults use Body Language to support child development?
Models appropriate emotional responses
Supports children in interpreting social cues
How do adults use Non-Verbal Tools to support child development?
Expands children’s vocabulary
Models correct language use
Supports comprehension
How do adults use Active Listening to support child development?
Builds trust
Validates children’s ideas
Models effective communication skills
