Our programs were developed by observing teachers in the classroom. We found that teachers who were most successful in their classroom management were those who were most systematic in their use of nonverbal communication. This is supported by research as well. According to the NEA, 82% of a teacher’s communication is nonverbal. What a teacher does makes a much bigger impact than what a teacher says.
Nonverbal Classroom is ready to assist you gain control of your classroom so you are able to do what you are meant to do: teach. We are committed to reversing the trend of over-training and under-implementation. We offer coaching to help along the way, working one-on-one with teachers in their classrooms to help support the learning received in our seminars.
A well-managed classroom provides a safe learning environment for students and allows teachers to perform at their best. We are confident you’ll find our program beneficial and hope you’ll take advantage of our services. Please browse our website for additional information and don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
If you think that getting the interview will get you the job, think again! Times have changed. You may be the smartest, most capable person in the world, but if you aren’t able to communicate it in an interview, you’re toast. In “Beyond a Firm Handshake,” communication expert Sari de la Motte of Nonverbal Solutions goes beyond the obvious tips and techniques to give you practical and useful skills to communicate that you are the right person for the job. By focusing on the nonverbal aspect of communication, Sari shows you how to increase your nonverbal intelligence and secure the job of your dreams.
I left the mall with my two girls in tow, trying to get to the car as fast as possible since I was freezing cold. But preschoolers don’t hurry; so we meandered around the perimeter of the building while they examined every pebble and twig, and I made gentle, patient, can-you-move-any-faster-for-crying-out-loud sounds. Then I realized two [...]
Sari de la Motte, who has been described as a “guru of the unspoken,” is the CEO and founder of Nonverbal Solutions, whose motto is Go Beyond Words. Read more »
“Sari really helped me get on track as far as proper presentation and how to get students to ‘go visual.’ This eliminated many of the classroom management issues I used to have and I do not miss having to repeat myself over and over.”
— Fred Pineda, Special Education
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