SCHRAMM Model
The Schramm model highlights shared experiences between sender and receiver, enabling effective communication through overlapping knowledge for clearer understanding.
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"No response is a response" suggests that silence or inaction can convey a message or indicate a decision. A lack of reply can mean disinterest, disagreement, or a need for more time to consider.
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Set aside quiet time to think about specific events. Consider what you learned, how you felt, and how those experiences shaped your perspective.
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Argyle's Communication Cycle outlines the process of effective communication - a detailed framework for how individuals exchange information, ideas, and emotions.
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Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance promote positive work environments where everyone feels valued.
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Donald Schön emphasises the importance of reflection in professional practice - reflection-in-action and reflection-on-action.
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A standardised set of code words used to represent letters in communication, ensuring clarity in noisy environments.
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PALMs emphasises four key components: Purpose, Audience, Language, and Medium - clarifying objectives and choosing the right delivery.
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Adaptive leadership focuses on adjusting style to challenges. Situational leadership adapts to the maturity and competence of the team.
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Belbin's roles categorise team members by strengths: The Plant, Resource Investigator, Coordinator, Shaper and Completer-Finisher.
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CUDSA stands for Clarity, Understanding, Desire, Support, and Action - ensuring messages are understood and acted on.
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Identifying Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats related to academic and personal development.
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