Published: 2017-04-04

Between rejection and acceptance – towards inclusive communication

Żaneta Tempczyk-Nagórka
Pedagogical Forum
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https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2017.1.09

Abstract

Communication, as the key element of the educational, pedagogical, socialization and rehabilitation process should also have a special dimension with reference to the idea of social inclusion.  Based on various theoretical concepts in the scope of communication psychology and therapeutic psychology, an attempt is made to specify inclusive communication as a form of a dialogue effectively supporting the process of inclusive education. The presentation of the meaning of communication in human development is followed by the analysis of features and elements typical of the excluding communication, which make proper social development or participation in various forms of social activity difficult for an individual. Inclusive communication is a counteraction of this process and it is transparent, open, empathic and supportive of the pupil's development. An example of the communication method, which may be used in the inclusive communication, is the Nonviolent Communication developed by Marshall Roseneberg.

Keywords:

educational inclusion, excluding communication, communication disruptions, barriers in communication, inclusive communication, empathic listening, Nonviolent Communication

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Tempczyk-Nagórka, Żaneta. (2017). Between rejection and acceptance – towards inclusive communication. Pedagogical Forum, 7(1), 121–136. https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2017.1.09

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