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Many kids today are constantly connected, but not always confident in face-to-face communication. In this episode, communication professor, researcher and coach Dr. Stephanie Medden explores how parents and caregivers can help children, adolescents, and teens build stronger real-world communication skills in a screen-filled world.
Drawing on communication research and practical experience, she explains why communication is a skill that develops through practice, not just personality, and shares simple ways to help young people grow more confident speaking up, asking questions, navigating awkward moments, and connecting with others.
You’ll also learn three easy activities parents can adapt for younger and older kids to support communication confidence at home.
To learn more visit: www.speakwellstudio.com
By Stephanie MeddenMany kids today are constantly connected, but not always confident in face-to-face communication. In this episode, communication professor, researcher and coach Dr. Stephanie Medden explores how parents and caregivers can help children, adolescents, and teens build stronger real-world communication skills in a screen-filled world.
Drawing on communication research and practical experience, she explains why communication is a skill that develops through practice, not just personality, and shares simple ways to help young people grow more confident speaking up, asking questions, navigating awkward moments, and connecting with others.
You’ll also learn three easy activities parents can adapt for younger and older kids to support communication confidence at home.
To learn more visit: www.speakwellstudio.com