0 valutazioniIl 0% ha trovato utile questo documento (0 voti)
501 visualizzazioni4 pagine
Ginott Haim's theory of Congruent Communication proposes that teachers develop respectful relationships with students by addressing misbehavior through situations rather than character. The theory also advocates for a non-threatening learning environment without punishment or sarcasm, where the teacher serves as a role model demonstrating self-discipline. Additionally, the theory respects students' privacy, feelings, and dignity through the use of "I-messages" instead of accusations, and treats students as equals capable of making their own decisions. However, the theory requires communication skills that some students may not possess and does not consider potential cultural conflicts with different communication styles or disciplinary methods.
Descrizione originale:
theory
Titolo originale
Strength and Weaknesses of Ginott Haim’s Theory Of
Ginott Haim's theory of Congruent Communication proposes that teachers develop respectful relationships with students by addressing misbehavior through situations rather than character. The theory also advocates for a non-threatening learning environment without punishment or sarcasm, where the teacher serves as a role model demonstrating self-discipline. Additionally, the theory respects students' privacy, feelings, and dignity through the use of "I-messages" instead of accusations, and treats students as equals capable of making their own decisions. However, the theory requires communication skills that some students may not possess and does not consider potential cultural conflicts with different communication styles or disciplinary methods.
Ginott Haim's theory of Congruent Communication proposes that teachers develop respectful relationships with students by addressing misbehavior through situations rather than character. The theory also advocates for a non-threatening learning environment without punishment or sarcasm, where the teacher serves as a role model demonstrating self-discipline. Additionally, the theory respects students' privacy, feelings, and dignity through the use of "I-messages" instead of accusations, and treats students as equals capable of making their own decisions. However, the theory requires communication skills that some students may not possess and does not consider potential cultural conflicts with different communication styles or disciplinary methods.
Congruent Communication Develop respectful relationships with students- misbehavior is corrected by addressing the situations instead of the students character. Non-threatening environment of learning-no practice of punishment or sarcasm towards the pupils Teacher as a role model-demonstrates target behavior/self discipline. Students privacy, feelings and dignity is respected- use of I-messages rather than you- messages Encourages cooperation from students to stop their misbehavior-dont ask rhetorical why question. Dignity of each students are conferred by treating them as social equal capable of making decision for themselves-teacher do not dictates them around. Fosters positive and effective communication between teacher and students. Motivates pupils to behave correctly-the use of evaluative and appreciative praise. Ginott was not a professional teacher. His theory require students to know how to communicate their ideas and opinions, whereas many students dont know how to do this. Cultural considerations play a key roles in his theories. Because of different languages, communication styles,boundaries,implied knowledge, and methods of discipline that they bring with them from their homes that will conflict with Ginotts theories.