The person that I think demonstrates competent communication would be my Pastor. The success of our ministries and how well we operate is largely due to his ability to communicate effectively. He use various techniques and different forms of technology to get the information out. If he is preaching, teaching, or just engaged in conversation with members he always demonstrates competent communication skills. During his messages or teachings we are often introduced to things we may not understand, but he will help us understand the meaning as it is being used. He also alerts us when he knows he is about to use improper English. The use of proper English is important when communicating with others in an effort to accomplish certain goals. He has the ability to influence others through his communication to make decisions that will be beneficial to their daily lives and the lives of others.
Because he display exemplary communication skills and has been successful at how well he exchange information I would like to model some of my own skills after him. I am intrigued that he is able to contribute to the success of our ministry through competent communication. Imagine the success we could have in the early childhood field just by being able to communicate effectively.
Teresa, I have really enjoyed reading this week's blog post. I am very excited to get to know you during the duration of the course. Are you excited to begin the course? I am excited because I want to learn all there is to know about communication. I also wrote about my pastor and how he demonstrates competent communication. He has a great way of using words and influeneces others to do right by God. We had the same idea when doing the post.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great aspect to competent communication, a person who ensures that their audience understands. You stated that your pastor helps the audience to understand when someone does not understand the topic. I think it will be very important to learn different learning styles and make sure that children are understanding what we are trying to communicate.
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