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    First Lesson in Oral Communication for Grade 11 students

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    Lec 1 Oral Communication

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    ORAL

    COMMUNICATION
    Prepared by: Ma. Margarette Basco
    Lesson 1: What Communication Is
    • Definition of Communication
    • Elements of Communication
    • Communication Process
    • Types of Communication
    What is
    Communication?
    Definition of Communication
    • It is the process of giving and receiving information between a
    human source and a human receiver using words, symbols, or
    actions.
    Importance of Communication
    • To inform
    • To express feelings
    • To build relationships
    • To influence
    Why do we need to learn
    about Communication?
    Communication Process
    Elements of Communication
    • Senders and Receivers
    • Messages
    • Verbal and Nonverbal Symbols
    • Channels
    • Feedback
    Senders and Receivers
    • Senders
    - convert their thoughts into symbols or observable signals
    such as signals
    - codification (language)

    • Receivers
    - hear the signals and convert the symbols into their
    thoughts
    - decoding, deciphering, or interpretation
    Messages
    • Ideas or thoughts that are transmitted from sender to receiver.
    • Proper reception depends on correct interpretation
    • Schema – culture and experience together
    Verbal and Nonverbal Symbols
    • Symbols
    – observable signals transmitted from sender to receiver
    – spoken signals, printed symbols, hand signals
    • Verbal – in the form of utterances
    • Nonverbal – body movements
    Channels
    • Medium through which the message is sent
    • Noise – reduces the quality of the signal sent by the sender
    Feedback
    • Message transmitted y the receiver in response to the message
    of the speaker
    Types of
    Communication
    Intrapersonal Communication
    • Talking to yourself
    • Most basic level of communication
    Interpersonal Communication
    • Talking to one or limited number of people
    • Dyad – two people
    • Small group – three or more people
    Public Communication
    • Communicating to a wide group of people with very varied
    traits, background, interests, and persuasions
    Intercultural Communication
    • Communicating with a person or group of people who may not
    share the same assumptions, values, allegiances as that of
    yours
    Groupwork:
    (4 groups, 3-5 min presentation)
    • Present a situation that shows the importance of
    communication.

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