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The Best Communicators Know When to be Silent

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The Best Communicators Know When to be Silent

While words certainly go into communication, so does silence.

The best communicators know the power of silence.

The Purpose of Communicators of God’s Word Being Silent

Silence has a part in the communication process because of what it promotes.

1) When Bible teachers listen to students instead of doing all the talking, it promotes understanding which in turn helps students know teachers care.

2) When Bible teachers get silent it allows the class to engage one another in discussion which promotes Body Life.

3) When Bible teachers allow for silence, with no one talking, it promotes a greater level of personal engagement with the content which in turn enhances a deeper level of learning.

The above points are listed in the Bible Teacher’s Role downloadable resource with a brief comment about each point. It provides additional ways Bible teachers can be effective communicators of God’s Word.

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