The Teacher’s Silent Language

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The Teacher’s Silent Language Learning to Teach Non-Verbally Dr. Thomas G. Ryan Faculty of Education Nipissing University North Bay, ON. Canada

Level 1 Dress – Costume – Uniform & Sensing – 5 Inputs

Listening – Eyes/Ears/Silent

Sensing – Angst!

Calm – Ready – Happy “Wait Time”

I like my look so, I feel good - Lets Learn!

Student or Teacher Dress?

Level 2 Posture – Rigid, Tense, or Relaxed

I have to come back?

Anger – Walk away – teacher time out!

Level 3 Gestures – Signals Eyes – Gaze - Stare

Teacher – “EYE” – No/OK!

Teaching – Mask?

Classroom Signals ?

Start ~ Stop signals?

“Get Out”

Level 4 Proxemics – Distance ‘Personal, Professional’

What is your distance?

Level 5 Voice – Paralanguage - Pitch, Tone, Pause, Disfluences Sarcasm, Stammering – um!

Intensity – The Yeller!

Too Much Talk !

Level 6 –Touch Too Much!

Hands Off

Teacher: The Observer

Impressions – Image OK?

What do you see and think?

In sum -watch people touch. Friendly Touch Helpful Touch Attentional Touch Incidental Touch “Guys use helpful touch” “Women use friendly touch” Richmond & McCroskey, 1995

Thank – you! Questions Thoughts Reflections