Teaching Your Child the Language of Social Success
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Teaching Your Child the Language of Social Success
Now, parents and teachers can help develop nonverbal skills so that will be able to communicate more effectively and to interact with others more successfully.
In teaching Your Child The Language Of Social Success, clinical psychologists Marshall Duke and Stephen Nowicki and educator Elisabeth Martin descibe and explain the methods and rules of nonverbal communication. Together they have created an easy--to--use guide which offers definitions and techniques for assessing a child's strenghts and weakness in this unspoken realm, as well as case studies, illustrations, and exercises for teaching or improving nonverbal skills at home or in the classroom.
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