6 Effective Communication Strategies for Mentoring Student Teachers (Video)

Video Highlights:

Rae Hughart shares the who, what, where, when, why, and how of effective communication.

We are always striving to build better relationships so we can better communicate.
Make sure you are as clear as possible.
Look at who’s involved.
Plan for the “when.” When does it make the most sense?
What’s your focus? What are you talking about?
Where is the activity taking place?
The why should actually drive a lot of your conversation.
How you’re going to accomplish something is often overlooked.

If your student teacher doesn't know why they're meeting with you, they may not be as invested. Click To Tweet

About Rae Hughart

Rae Hughart is a Middle-Level Math and Writing Educator in Illinois and the Director of Training and Development for the Teach Better Team. In 2017, Rae was honored with the Illinois State University Outstanding Young Alumni Award – inducting her into the University Hall of Fame. In 2018, Rae was honored again by the Henry Ford Innovator Award for her work within educators communities to build unity between local businesses and schools.