Communication in the instructive-educative process
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https://doi.org/10.18662/upasw/11Keywords:
didactic communication, instructive-educative process, language, blocking.Abstract
This paper presents the importance of communication in the social life of the individual with emphasis toward a particular form of communication, didactic communication. Therefore, without generalization that all the defining aspects of the didactic communication are surprised, however, the main forms, characteristics, stimulating factors of communication which optimizes / facilitates the instructive-educative process are revealed.References
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