The Omnipotent Presence And Power Of Teacher-student Transactional Communication Relationships In The Classroom
by Frederick Douglass H. Alcorn /
2016 / English / PDF
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Transaction, the interaction, the transfer, the transference (and most definitely what’s left behind) in exchange during interpersonal communications, is the focus in this work. Transaction infers the transfer-exchange of action from one to another, that is, a personal balancing between one to/and another. The use of transaction that is being brought to your attention has to do with the public-private institutional process in schooling and education, and by necessity involves other places in public sphere, where these institutions are situated in neighborhoods that make up communities across this multi-cultured nation.
It is the circumstance, intent, and the conditions under which student-student and teacher-students interact that the author refers to as the endeavors of transactional communication. In other words, transactional communication as discerned in this work, has to do with the on-going interactive dealings regarding the purpose of facilitating, discussing, conversing, and the offering up of academic work to be assessed and sanctioned, that demonstrate degrees of learnedness as part of human development.
