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Build your communication and reflective practice skills
What you'll learn
Exploring what good communication is.
How you can improve your interactions with people through the use of effective communication.
Learn the various ways communication skills are used.
Analysis face to face communication with the aim focused on developing relationships through the use of effective communication.
How to implement good communication practices in order to build trust and rapport.
How to advance teamwork, change people's behaviour and manage conflicts through communication.
Recognise what the elements of good communication are.
Explore what reflective practice is?
How we should use reflective practice.
The mindset that initiates a reflective practitioner.
Tools for the application of reflection.
Requirements
No prerequisites required for this course
Description
Communication skills are the most important personal skills you can cultivate to achieve success in life. Life is a series of interactions through communications. People who develop strong communication skills perform well in school, land jobs and promotions, and frequently rise to the highest levels of leadership in sporting environments and corporations. People who do not improve their communication skills frequently see their careers stagnate or plateau in the mid-range. Communication skills are either something that is either very poorly thought out or not thought out at all. Communication is one of the main ingredients for success in many professions, but the problem is that the phrase 'good communication skills is a term so overused that it is difficult to pinpoint what it means. In this Certificate, you will learn what strong communication skills are and how to implement them into your daily practice.Demonstrating strong communication skills is about being able to convey information to others simply and unambiguously. It involves the distribution of messages clearly and concisely, in a way that connects with the audience. Good communication is about understanding instructions, acquiring new skills, making requests, asking questions, and relaying information with ease. Good communication also involves understanding requests and relaying key information. When there is a breakdown in communications, often efficiency, morale and objectives can all suffer.Following the advancement of your communication knowledge, we will delve into the topic of reflective practice and how you can use reflective practice to improve your communication. Some of the major topics covered in this section are as follows: What exactly is reflection? Why should I employ it? The mindset that propels a reflective practitioner, as well as tools for applying reflection. We will also discuss various reflective elements of communication, such as reflective skill, reflective process, and reflective system, as well as the role of reflection in communication, such as combining theory with practice, emotional intelligence, challenging the status quo, and multidiscipline work.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction To Communication
Section 2: Tools To Maximise Your Communication Skills
Lecture 2 Communications Part 1
Lecture 3 Communication Part 2
Section 3: Developing Reflective Practice
Lecture 4 Reflective Practice Part 1
Lecture 5 Reflective Practice Part 2
Anyone wanting to improve communication and reflective practice skills.


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