Which of the following are true? A. Teaching is a process of affective…
2023
Which of the following are true?
A. Teaching is a process of affective communication relationships with students
B. Communication and learning are interdependent
C. Effective communication relationship means maximizing student's understanding.
D. Teaching and communication are independent of each other.
E. Instructional communication has no relation to student's success.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer: A. A, B, and C Only — ConceptInstructional communication is not an add-on to teaching. It is the channel through which a teacher builds affective rapport, presents meaning,…
- A.
A, B, and C Only
- B.
B, C, and D Only
- C.
C, D, and E Only
- D.
A, B, and E Only
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Correct answer: A
Concept
Instructional communication is not an add-on to teaching. It is the channel through which a teacher builds affective rapport, presents meaning, receives feedback, and adjusts instruction; learning and communication therefore operate as an interdependent process. Its effectiveness is judged by the learner's understanding and achievement.
Application
A describes the relational side of teaching: affective teacher–student communication supports attention, trust, and participation.
B describes the process side: explanation, questioning, response, and feedback make communication and learning interdependent.
C describes the outcome side: effective communication reduces misunderstanding and increases the learner's comprehension.
D reverses the process relationship; teaching necessarily uses communication to organize meaning and feedback.
E removes the outcome relationship; instructional communication affects comprehension, participation, feedback, and therefore learner success.
Cross-check
If teaching and communication were independent, a teacher's explanation and feedback could not change understanding. Classroom learning plainly depends on that exchange, so the two separation claims cannot stand with the communication-centred principles.
Therefore A, B, and C are true, while D and E are false. The accepted combination is A, B, and C only.