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Teaching Interpersonal Communication
A GuidebookSecond Edition| ©2015 Alicia Alexander; Elizabeth J. Natalle
ISBN:9781457681097
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With new author Alicia Alexander joining Elizabeth J. Natalle, two award-winning educators provide all the tools instructors need to develop, teach, and manage a successful interpersonal communication course. Updated throughout, new and seasoned instructors alike will benefit from the new chapter dedicated to teaching online as well as the practical advice, scholarly insight, and suggestions for integrating research and practice into the classroom found throughout the book.
Features
Advice from seasoned interpersonal communication teachers brings real world classroom experiences and strategies to readers.
New to This Edition
Comprehensive updates throughout the guide offer new examples on dealing with classroom issues (such as student use of social media), updated articles and theory for teaching the course, and tactics for coordinating a large interpersonal program from new co-author Alicia Alexander.
"Teaching Interpersonal Communication offers the right mix of important topics and issues, from how students should be treated, to the value of learning and the responsibilities of both teacher and student in that process. I really appreciate [the authors'] belief that in understanding the origin and intersection of ideas, we can better help students work through their own misunderstandings of the content, and follow their curiosities. The book's friendly advice will surely ease the anxiety that many teachers feel no matter what the content area might be."
Loretta, Pecchioni, Louisiana State University (of the first edition)

Teaching Interpersonal Communication
Second Edition| ©2015
Alicia Alexander; Elizabeth J. Natalle
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Teaching Interpersonal Communication
Second Edition| 2015
Alicia Alexander; Elizabeth J. Natalle
Table of Contents

Teaching Interpersonal Communication
Second Edition| 2015
Alicia Alexander; Elizabeth J. Natalle
Authors

Alicia Alexander
Dr. Alexander's research interests focus primarily on interpersonal communication among family members and between romantic partners. She is particularly concerned with understanding how people overcome adversity in their relationships through talk and various forms of relationship repair. Her research also focuses on the way people talk about and express their emotions in close relationships. Her latest research centers on communication education and interpersonal communication issues in the classroom. Dr. Alexander has received five "Top Paper" awards at the National Communication and International Communication Association annual conferences for her scholarly work in interpersonal communication. Her research has been published in journals such as Communication Monographs, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Communication Research, Communication Research Reports, and Communication Teacher.

Elizabeth J. Natalle

Teaching Interpersonal Communication
Second Edition| 2015
Alicia Alexander; Elizabeth J. Natalle
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