How to teach children the art of face-to-face conversation

“We are social beings and it’s through our conversations that we build relationships, grow trust, and make meaning of our everyday lives. In our conversations with our children, we hope to help them learn to communicate effectively, understand and express their emotions, seek help, explore ideas, share their worries — the list goes on.”

In this article for the Belfast Telegraph, we explore the importance of developing the communication skills of our young people. Conversational Wisdom is a skill for life.

You can read the full article here.

And if you’d like to find out more about how to develop conversational wisdom, please get in touch.

By Sara Hope
27.07.2023

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