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INTRODUCTION

Effective communication of supervisor’s with their direct reports is essential to the productivity of any organization. In the case of an area school district, principles must communicate with the department heads, who in turn must communicate with their fellow teachers within the department. If the communication chain breaks down at any of these points, the department productivity will suffer, hurting the teachers’ ability to effectively teach his/her students.

Being a communications teacher yourself, you’ll understand the importance of communication within a department. This report evaluates the current communication method of an area school district and includes my recommendations to improve the communications between department heads and their direct reports.

In my report you’ll find general information on the pitfalls of the current communication practices at an area high school, in particularly the science department, as well as my......

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Approximate Pages: 7 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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