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                            West Germany, focusing on those aspects of psychology, which can help us
                            uncover the mental processes of perception and communication, as well as
                            skills and habits. Pedagogical communication is based on the methodologi-
                            cal principles of a new form of communicative teaching, following the tech-
                            niques of ‘Suggestopaedie’, an emotionally significant and intensive method
                            based on the principles of psychotherapy. It is a system of procedure for the
                            creation of a positive emotional and psychological climate in teaching and
                            communication.



              PedagogIcal communIcatIon

                            Communication can be defined as a complex process of establishing and
                            developing contacts between people, which is rooted in the need for joint
                            activities. On the technical side, pedagogical communication comes out as
                            a system of method intended to provide interaction between the pedagogue
                            and the pupil. It is the exchange of information and maintenance of mutual
                            understanding,  and  proper  relationship  between  the  pedagogue  and  the
                            pupil with the help of appropriate communicative means.


              Definition
                            Pedagogical communication is understood to be the system of interaction
                            between the pedagogue and the students. It is based on appropriate methods
                            and habits and consists of exchange of information, exercising of appropri-
                            ate influence on the pupils for didactic and educational purposes, and the
                            promotion of their mutual understanding. The pedagogue must initiate and
                            control this process.
                                Pedagogical communication comes out, on the one hand, as the emo-
                            tional background of the process of training and education and, on the other,
                            as its immediate content. Pedagogical communication is a joint activity, and
                            as such, the pedagogue must unite with the students and communicate with
                            them, that is, establish contacts, strive for mutual understanding, receive nec-
                            essary information, and transmit information in response. Communication
                            appears  here  as  an  important informative aspect of activity.  Interestingly,
                            activity is an important aspect of pedagogic communication. Communication
                            and activity constitute an inseparable entity.
                                Pedagogical communication assumes the form of interpersonal interac-
                            tion, that is, the sum total of ties and mutual influences arising in the pro-
                            cess of individuals’ joint activities. Interpersonal interaction is a sequence
                            of individual’s reactions to one another’s actions: an action of individual A,
                            changing the behaviour of individual B evolves the latter’s reactions which,
                            in turn, influence the behaviour of individual A.






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