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Communicating In The Learning Process

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Communication is a process of delivering information (messages, ideas, ideas) from one party to another. In general, communication is done orally or verbally that can be understood by both parties. if there is no verbal language that can be understood by both, communication can still be done by using body movements, showing certain attitudes, such as smiling, shaking his head, shrugging. This way is called nonverbal communication.Communicating means making something communicative (it can be delivered). In the main learning experience, communicating means conveying information obtained from research, observation, study in the form of data in order to be known and understood by others. So the data obtained through such scientific activities is made "able to speak" to convey what the purpose, content, and purpose contained in the data.Example: after the students do the research, then they will get the data. The data is then organized and assembled in such a way as to become an information that can be understood by many people. The process is called communicating.<data: post.body />

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