Basic knowledge of communication

Communication is the means of understanding between people. Human language such as voice, gestures, facial expressions and posture are tools for interacting with other people. Unfortunately, these tools are susceptible to interference and misinterpretation. We communicate daily and constantly with our fellow human beings. In our professional and private lives, we rely on our own and others' ability to communicate. Disputes, misunderstandings and dissatisfaction always arise when interpersonal interaction is disrupted or fails. In order to improve communication, one must first understand the various aspects and recognize the problems. The author is interested in the subject area of political and intercultural education. The increasing digitalization and necessary networking of educational areas requires a well-founded discussion. Observations of a lack of communication despite the wide range of media available are of interest to the subject area. The study is divided into Part I Theoretical Concepts, Part II Language - Profession and Politics and Introductory Literature for Studies.

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Dr. Günther Dichatschek MSc.Teacher training for the APS;Graduate of educational science/University of Innsbruck/Doctorate, university courses in political education and intercultural competence, university didactics course/University of Salzburg, continuing education academy Austria, Comenius Institute Münster - lecturer - adult educator.