Which of the following are true?

The true statements are that teaching is a process of affective communication relationships with students, that communication and learning are interdependent, and that effective communication relationships mean maximizing students' understanding.

Teaching builds emotional, communicative bonds through which content is shared.

Communication and learning rely on each other, since learning happens as meaning is exchanged.

Effective communication is measured by how far it enlarges students' understanding.

Saying teaching and communication are independent is false, as teaching is itself a form of communication.

Claiming instrumental communication has no relation to a student's success is false, since such purposeful communication supports achievement.