Communication in Culture
Communicating and
understanding others based on many perspectives from their own culture will
create and build that bridge of communication and will open more ways to
communicate. Finding ways to connect and communicate with others could be
throughout knowing your audience’s background and culture to be aware of some
communication tips and some verbal and nonverbal communication, to be able to
achieve some goals and extend the communication.
- Keep an open mind, and having
some knowledge about others’ background and culture will help to build a
good relationship. Personal space that makes others feel more comfortable and more able to express themselves which will end up to cause effective communication.
- Self-Presentation to others to
know who I am and ask them to present themselves as well so to inform and evaluate each other to have a good start. Practicing active listening will
help others to open up more which will build trust and get more effective
results for both sides
- Nonverbal communication
is important to not be misunderstood and be considered as disrespectful from others which will lead to lock and discontinue the communication.
O’Hair,
D., Wiemann, M., Mullin, D. I., & Teven, j. (2015). Real
communication (3rd. ed).
I like the strategies that you mentioned. Do you use these yourselves within your daily communications and within the early childhood field? Also, do you find yourself communicating differently among different groups and cultures?
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