Fascinating Fact:
Body language, like facial expressions and posture, can show how someone is feeling. Sometimes it gives more clues than words do.
In KS2 PSHE, communication is about how we share thoughts and feelings in a safe, kind way. You learn to listen carefully, choose words that do not hurt others, and speak up when something matters. It also includes how we communicate online, such as using polite messages and thinking before we post. Understanding communication helps pupils work well in groups, handle disagreements calmly, and ask for help when they need it.
Key Terms
- Active listening: Paying full attention, not interrupting, and showing you understand by responding thoughtfully.
- Tone of voice: The way words sound, which can make a message feel friendly, angry, sarcastic, or calm.
- Misunderstanding: When a message is taken the wrong way, often because something was unclear or missing.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
What is good communication for KS2 PSHE?
Good communication in KS2 PSHE means sharing ideas and feelings clearly and kindly, while also listening carefully to other people and respecting their views.
How can I be a better listener in class?
To be a better listener, look at the speaker, do not interrupt, and think about what they mean before you reply. Asking a sensible question can show you understood.
What should I do if I misunderstand someone’s message?
If you misunderstand a message, stay calm and ask for clarification. You can say, “Do you mean…?” or “Can you explain that again?” to avoid an argument.
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