Nonviolent Communication Skills for Parents to Support Love and Happy Family
Keywords:
The result of adult program, Nonviolent Communication skills (NVC), Parents, Happy FamilyAbstract
The objectives of this research were 1) To develop an interpersonal communication skill based on Nonviolent Communication (NVC) adult education program 2) To investigate effectiveness of this training and follow up communication practice for creating policy. The sample for this research was selected from ten volunteer parents of Satit Prasarnmit Demonstration Secondary School. It was conducted once a week for 7 weeks: 3 hours per week and 21 hours in total; including 21 days follow-up after the training. The research instruments were NVC training management assessment and follow-up interviewing form. The data were analysed by mean, standard deviation, and t-test. The result of the study was as follows: 1) After implementation of the NVC training program; parents have the average scores of family communication in post-test higher than pre-test scores. The survey indicated that parents’ overall satisfaction with the training program. 2) The evaluation of the training program founds that content of the training program and facilitators were impressed by parents. As for the follow-up of the practice results, it was found that parents are lacking continuity in applying NVC with their children. Parents also suggested that the NVC program would provide for school corporations with parents, students, and community policy. The parents suggest bringing in the NVC to develop school policy. This strategy is for an understanding relationship and for getting to know students’ problems so they can solve problems immediately.
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