Self-assessments give an opportunity to learn more
about yourself. The result of scoring
can give feedback to assist in becoming a better “you”. I think the one thing that surprised me is
the similarities between how I evaluated myself and how others evaluated me. I
can be my harshest critic at times. In some circumstances, however, being
content with your self-adequacy is sufficient (O’Hair, D., Wiemann, M., Mullin,
D.I., & Teven, J. 2018, pg. 69). I have learned so much about communication
since the first week of class choosing two is difficult. With that being said,
as educators and administrators we must have the
ability to actively listen, absorb
information relayed to us, ask clarifying questions and continue to express our
expectations. I am
realizing the importance of truly listening; listening effectively is something
very few of us do, but the importance is key to effective communication. Communicating
through our tone, caring demeanor and body language provides a sense of ease
among children and families. I am very direct so I am learning to continuously
not allow my facial expressions, body language, etc. not intimidate my staff
and individuals I come in contact with daily.
Reference:
O’Hair,
D., Wiemann, M., Mullin, D. I., & Teven, J. (2018) Real communication (3rd. ed). New York: Bedford/St.
Martin’s.
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