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Interpersonal communication plays a crucial role in creating a conducive and productive learning environment, particularly in the teaching and learning process. A harmonious relationship between teachers and students through effective communication can enhance students' motivation, self-confidence, and engagement in learning while also fostering their character development. This study aims to identify the role of interpersonal communication in supporting the success of the teaching and learning process, addressing existing barriers, and exploring its benefits in character development. The research employs a qualitative method with a library research approach, involving data analysis from scientific journals, books, and relevant documents. The findings reveal that effective interpersonal communication not only impacts students' academic achievements but also contributes to building character values such as empathy, respect, and responsibility. Communication barriers, such as cultural differences, language issues, and lack of communication skills, can be addressed through training, the use of visual aids, and the integration of educational technology. With this approach, interpersonal communication becomes a key element in modern learning processes, both in face-to-face and digital contexts.

Learning media is one of the important roles that learning brings to the successful achievement of educational goals. Books are the most basic media of the learning process as visual media. The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of the book Al'Arabiyyah Limahaarati Alkitaabah Fii Dhau'I Annadzriyyat Albinaaiyyah as a learning medium on maharah al-kitabah of Arabic Language Education-2 students in the 2021 batch of North Sumatra State Islamic University. This research is qualitative with a field research approach as well as a literature study. The results of the study show that the at-tadriibaat or the exercises themselves have a connection between the nahwu sharaf material and the maharah al-kitabah. Where, students are given the habit of writing ideas or sentences in Arabic through writing amtsilah or examples, at-tadribat or exercises, and insya' or composing assignments given every week.