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While words certainly go into communication, so does silence.<\/p>\n
The best communicators<\/a> know the power of silence.<\/p>\n Silence has a part in the communication process because of what it promotes.<\/p>\n 1) When Bible teachers listen to students instead of doing all the talking, it promotes understanding which in turn helps students know teachers care.<\/p>\n 2) When Bible teachers get silent it allows the class to engage one another in discussion which promotes Body Life.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n The above points are listed in the Bible Teacher’s Role<\/strong><\/a> downloadable resource with a brief comment about each point. It provides additional ways Bible teachers can be effective communicators of God’s Word.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While words certainly go into communication, so does silence. The best communicators know the power of silence.<\/p>\n The Purpose of Communicators of God’s Word Being Silent . . . Continue reading The Best Communicators Know When to be Silent<\/span>The Purpose of Communicators of God’s Word Being Silent<\/h2>\n