Description
Struggling to have conversations about technology that don’t turn into arguments or shutdowns? Want to guide students with clarity while maintaining strong relationships? Students respond more positively when they feel heard, understood, and supported, and communication grounded in empathy reduces resistance and builds trust. When educators shift from enforcing rules to building relationships, conversations become more productive and meaningful. In this course, Naomi Louise shows you how to replace power struggles with collaborative, emotionally aware communication strategies, including how to respond to common challenges like “everyone else has it.” You will walk away with ready-to-use scripts, language shifts, and practical tools you can use immediately.
Objectives
- Identify communication strategies that support positive student relationships
- Explain how empathy and validation influence student behavior and engagement
- Apply conversation scripts and emotion-coaching strategies in real scenarios
- Analyze communication patterns that contribute to resistance or conflict
- Evaluate current communication practices for alignment with relationship-building goals
- Create a communication plan that supports consistent, effective conversations
