How To Communicate With Students In Ways That Work is a 30-minute webinar that demonstrates how professors can use sound principles of constructive dialogue to help students participate actively in conversations, cultivating the experience of inclusion in university settings. With a student-centered framework as a foundation, the training session illustrates how faculty members can encourage interpersonal conversations with diverse students, and thereby, promote active dialogue, interactive exchanges in the university classroom.
During the FREE 30-Minute Webinar, Dr. José I. Rodríguez will:
1. Discuss the significance of dialogue in diverse classrooms.
2. Analyze the role of conversation during interpersonal exchanges with distinct students.
3. Cultivate student participation in diverse classes, using a student-centered approach.
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About the Presenter
Dr. José I. Rodríguez is an award-winning communication scientist at Long Beach State, where he is an expert in designing, delivering, and decoding persuasive messages. As Professor of Communication Studies, he has conducted innovative research on fear-based messages, social obligation, deception, empathy, intercultural communication, and popular culture. He has appeared on TEDxCSULB, ABC7 Eyewitness News, and KMEX 34 Univision in Los Angeles.