Research And Provide Three (3) Positive Oral Communication Skills And Explain How They Benefit Children, Families And Colleagues Within A Service?

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Positive Oral Communication Skills

 Active Listening

 

 Skill: These are the elements of active listening; this is in respect to the ability to give full attention to the speaker, the second one is to understand the content and the information that has been relayed to the group by the speaker, the third one is to offer a courteous response to the speaker and the last one is to be able to repeat back what the speaker has said. This entails paying attention to the content of what is being said, or the verbal cues, and also watching the nonverbal cues of the given speaker and respond to him/her.

 

 Benefit for Children: Listening to the children also make them seem important and may be the only one whose voice counts and learn how to handle their emotions. It enable the caregiver or educator to have the tool to monitor and respond to all the needs of his or her charges with an aim of enhancing their learning process.

 

 Benefit for Families: Families need Active listening in order that they may feel that they have been heard and that their wants and preferences should be considered. This means that families are better placed to find efficient and better service providers thus resulting in an usual better provision of services.

 

 Benefit for Colleagues: In a business environment it improves on the effectiveness of working in a group as active listening improves on the communication. It helps in cutting out hitches and confusion and encourages the flow of ideas and issues; and the problems get to solve themselves for they get to hear all.

 

 Clear and Concise Expression

 

 Skill: Precision entails abstracting information and ideas and concepts, and knowledge and passing it on as clearly and simply as possible. This calls for the exclusion of technical jargons and the simple refraining from using big words, while at the same time making sure that one is thinking coherently at the least, elementary level of thought.

 

 Benefit for Children: While working with children it is very helpful not to complicate them because it helps them fully understand instructions and other realities. This helps them in their learning process and makes them quite relaxed courtesy of their contact with the other grown-ups.

 

 Benefit for Families: Lower chances of passing on wrong or vague information make families knowledgeable and informed all the time. This ensures they are able to make right decisions and or be receptive and responsive to the service.

 

 Benefit for Colleagues: relative to colleagues, clear communication minimizes possible errors and misunderstandings thus increasing professionally sound and efficient methods of getting a job done. Allow me to remind that it advances productivity and ensures the unity of their actions in the process of working.

 

 Empathy and Validation

 

 Skill: Understanding and recognition are defined as a realization of the involvement, feelings and perceptions of the counter-party. It involve listening, non-jonal acceptance and also non-jonal acceptance in spite of the degree of similarity between the speaker and the listener.

 

 Benefit for Children: Thus an ability to comprehend what a child may have endured, and affirmativeness towards the child, can help make a child emotionally balanced and stout hearted. It bring about exchange of information, enriches the relationship between the caregivers and educators.

 

 Benefit for Families: One should listen to the parents and consider their grievances this fosters good relationship with them. It brings team work in handling issues and hence the family’s satisfaction with the service is enhanced.

 

 Benefit for Colleagues: Friendly working relationships and adoration of one another leads to formulation of sound-working culture among the workers. They help in the prevention of conflicts, building trust and development of sound relation at workplace as well as amongst the workers.