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    PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

    WEEK 2
    AGENDA:
    Overview of the Course
    Grading System
    Nature of Communication
    Elements of Communication
    Principles and Characteristics of
    Communication
    Verbal and Nonverbal Language
    OVERVIEW OF THE COURSE
    It is a three-unit course that develops students’
    communicative competence and enhances
    their cultural and intercultural awareness
    Purposive through multimodal tasks that provide them
    Communica opportunities for communicating effectively and
    appropriately to multicultural audiences in a
    tion local or global context.

    It equips students with tools for critical


    evaluation of a variety of texts and focuses
    CMO 20 s 2013 on the power of language and the impact of
    images to emphasize the importance of
    conveying messages responsibly.
    NATURE OF COMMUNICATION
    WHAT IS
    COMMUNICAT
    ION?
    WHAT IS
    COMMUNICAT A process of sharing and
    ION?
    conveying messages or
    information from one person
    to another within and across
    channels, contexts, media,
    and cultures (McCornack,
    2014)
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
    NOISE

    FEEDBACK

    C C
    O O
    N N
    T Message T
    E E
    CHANNEL
    X X
    T T

    SPEAKER/SENDER/ENCODE LISTENER/RECEIVER/DECO
    R DER
    PRINCIPLES & CHARACTERISTICS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    SCHEMATA
    DRIVEN
    SCHEMATA
    DRIVEN
    Schema pertains to an individual’s
    background knowledge.

    Transmitted messages become


    understandable or meaningful because of
    your old knowledge.
    AN INTERPRETATIVE ACT
    AN INTERPRETATIVE ACT

    The receiver’s main role is to interpret the


    message.
    Does not guarantee direct or
    automatic link between two minds
    Does not guarantee direct or
    automatic link between two minds

    Knowledge only becomes meaningful when


    you initiate to communicate them to others.
    ACTIVE, POWERFUL,
    FORCEFUL
    ACTIVE, POWERFUL,
    FORCEFUL

    Active
    Engages both the speaker and the listener

    Powerful and Forceful


    Elicits different meanings and reactions
    SYMBOLIC
    SYMBOLIC
    Signs, marks, letters, words, sentences,
    images; all of which contain messages

    Nonverbal communication represents


    symbolic communication as well.
    IRREVERSIBLE
    CONTEXTUAL
    CONTEXTUAL

    Setting (like time, place, topic, occasion,


    manner, and purpose) affects
    communication.
    Developmental or
    Progressive
    Developmental or
    Progressive

    Achieving communicative competence is


    not a one-time learning experience.
    PROCESS
    PROCESS

    Communication takes place in several


    stages.
    ETHICAL
    ETHICAL

    A communication event is governed by


    rules, morals, values, and beliefs agreed
    upon by the society.
    Always results into
    something
    Always results into
    something

    It refers to two or more persons


    participating in any communicative act.
    The first, expresses or sends a
    message; the second, responds or
    reacts to the message.
    Influenced by media and
    technology
    VERBAL & NONVERBAL LANGUAGE
    Verbal Communication

    consists of symbols such as letters, words,


    and other marks that you need to subject to
    language or grammar rules
    Non-verbal Communication

    Culture bound; some are universally known

    Consists of actions, tone or way of


    speaking, appearance etc.
    DIFFERENT NONVERBAL LANGUAGE SYMBOLS
    Body Movements

    Also called as kinesics

    Includes gestures, facial expression,


    posture, eye movement
    Paralanguage

    Extra sounds that go with your


    spoken words (pitch, volume,
    duration, intonation, quality)
    Time/Chronemics
    Chronemics is the term that refers to
    your act of studying the impact or
    effect of time on your behavior.
    Distance/Proxemics
    A space or distance symbolizes
    or represents your thoughts or
    feelings about your world.
    Physical Appearance and Object
    Language
    Meanings in this kind of non-verbal
    language, are symbolized or
    represented by dressing styles, body
    types, body appearance like size or
    shape, architectural designs or
    structures, art objects graphic
    materials, lightning effects…

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