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Which of the following are rhetorical techniques for structuring classroom communication?A. Relating the day's topic to students interests.B. Providing scattered information to the target audience.C. Smooth transition from one idea to another.D. Avoiding the use of artifacts.E. Using media to improve the quality aspect of reception of messages.F. Opting for one-way communication. Choose the correct option from the choices given below:

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Which of the following are rhetorical techniques for structuring classroom communication?<br />A. Relating the day's topic to students interests.<br />B. Providing scattered information to the target audience.<br />C. Smooth transition from one idea to another.<br />D. Avoiding the use of artifacts.<br />E. Using media to improve the quality aspect of reception of messages.<br />F. Opting for one-way communication. Choose the correct option from the choices given below:






 
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