How to Teach Nonverbal Communication Skills

Do you know the 7 types of nonverbal communication and their definitions? Are you stumped trying to figure out how to teach nonverbal communication skills? In this video I explain each type of nonverbal communication, give examples, and provide teaching activities to give you a strategy for approaching this topic in speech therapy, special education, or at home!
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References: Moore, N.-J., Hickson, M., & Stacks, D. W. (2014). Nonverbal communication: studies and applications (6th ed.). New York: Oxford University Press.

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Thank you so much ma'am 😀 actually I took part in teacher's day celebration and this video helped me a lot in teaching students ❤️

[@yoanvarela1398]

Thank you so much for this video, this is the first one I watched from you and I loved it! I’m an ABA therapist looking forward to enrich my knowledge on the field and do the best I can to help autistic kids ❤

[@Ellwynnnnn]

This is so helpful to me, thank you SO much. I am teaching a "preparing for employment" type course to adult learners with special needs (autism, SLD, moderate-severe LD etc) and have been struggling to understand how I can work on their communications skills. This has opened it all up a bit and I am feeling more like I can actually do this (I've been VERY anxious about failing them as I've never taught this subject and feel much more comfortable in the realms of more practical subjects)

[@TheGiftofGabSpeechTherapy]

This makes me so happy! I am so glad you came across this video! Good luck to you,!

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[@pong86r]

this was really helpful. i've had the base through reading different books and attending classes in the past, but i'm having to teach my kids these things and this was a really great refresher on those skills that are sometimes easy to overlook

[@TheGiftofGabSpeechTherapy]

I am so glad it was helpful!

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