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The Importance Of Ineffective Communication

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1.INTRODUCTION
Communication is the act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc., to someone else. There are two types of communications. According to (Steinberg, 2007), “verbal communication refers to the spoken or written signs called words which make up a particular language, such as English”.

Verbal correspondence is the utilization of sounds and words to convey what needs be, particularly as opposed to utilizing signals or peculiarities.

Nonverbal Correspondence has been characterized as correspondence without words. It incorporates clear practices, for example, outward appearances, eyes, touching, and pitch of voice, and also more …show more content…

According to Koneru, (2008), “physical barriers to communication can make the entire process of communication convoluted and lead to miscommunication or ineffective communication”. Therefore, environment and time play a very important role for an effective communication. From the scenario, I felt that the place where the conversation took place was not the ideal place. It is because the place was crowded and it was a very distracted environment. According to Lunenburg, (2010), if noise exists in any way, complete clarity of meaning and understanding does not occur. From the look of teacher’s face it was clear that she was feeling uncomfortable throughout the conversation. This could be due to the time of the day as well as the place. Furthermore, the loud noises that were coming from the classrooms during the teaching process influenced the conversation and the teacher may have found it difficult to get the message clearly which as a result created resentment between them. What is more was that when the head of department had spoken loudly, the teacher must have felt embarrassed, which resulted in lack of interest from the

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