Episode 73 - Let's Break This Down

02/09/2024 17 min Episodio 73
Episode 73 - Let's Break This Down

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  Just because you say it, doesn't mean it gets communicated.     In this episode of the Educators Among Us Podcast, host Scott Barron, Chiefs Reinvention Officer with School Growth LLC  emphasizes the importance of effective communication in education.  He shares a story about a humorous encounter at a restaurant that highlights the need to break down messages clearly. This lays the groundwork for the discussing the challenges of communication in the school ecosystem and the need for simplicity and clarity.  He encourages educators to practice and improve their communication skills, as it is a prerequisite for success.  The episode concludes with a reminder to be remarkably clear in messages and to prioritize building relationships and trust.   Takeaways Effective communication is vital in education and requires practice and humility. Simplifying messages and avoiding unnecessary complexity is key to ensuring understanding. Timing and order of message delivery are important for maintaining relationships and trust. Improving communication skills is a prerequisite for success in education. Building relationships and trust should be a priority in communication.   ​​Chapters 00:48 Introduction and Appreciation for Educators 04:31 Importance of Communication in Education 05:50 Mastering the Disciplines of Communication 08:54 Making Adjustments 11:21  Avoiding Complexity and Using Simple Language 14:32 Building Relationships and Trust through Communication 16:20  Closing Thoughts and Coaching Question _______ Educators Fellowship is a non-profit organization that encourages educators in their calling and in their faith.  www.educatorsamonguspodcast.com www.educatorsamongus.com https://www.edfellowship.org/   Sign up for weekly encouragement messages here   Buy the book, Love'em and Lead'em, here   https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottebarron/ https://www.facebook.com/SchoolGrowth/ https://twitter.com/schoolgrowth https://www.linkedin.com/company/school-growth