Development of the Students’ Communication Skills

Zamona Rashidova

doi:10.2024/jtc3kd74

Authors

Zamona Rashidova Student of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/jtc3kd74

Keywords:

Model Effective Communication, Provide Constructive Feedback, Foster Group Work, Teach Nonverbal Communication, Set Clear Communication Goals

Abstract

In this article students can learn how to develop their academic and personal communication, communicating regularly, improve communication skills, try to practice in the lessons, and provide feedback.

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