Effectiveness of Transparent Communication in Learning Sector
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This research paper investigates the effectiveness of transparent communication within the educational system of the Maldives. It explores the significance of communication in fostering knowledge and intellectualism among learners, examining the physical, emotional, and cognitive development within the learning process. The paper highlights the importance of teacher commitment and analyzes the challenges faced, such as the teacher-student ratio imbalance. It reviews relevant communication theories, including Berlo's SMCR model and Shannon Weaver model, and discusses the role of academic motivation and self-efficacy in the learning process. The methodology includes data collection through surveys to understand teachers' perspectives on the impact of communication changes. The findings emphasize the relationship between communication, understanding, and evaluation in education, advocating for an adaptive and supportive teacher-student relationship. The report concludes with recommendations for teacher training and suggests further research on academic learning motivation within the Maldives' context.
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