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Lesson 1 Oral Communication in Context

The document discusses the importance and complexity of communication, emphasizing that it goes beyond spoken words to include various forms and symbols. It highlights four essential points about communication: involvement of people, the need for shared meanings, the use of symbols, and the transactional nature of communication. Additionally, it notes that effective communication is a learned skill that requires active listening.

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Lesson 1 Oral Communication in Context

The document discusses the importance and complexity of communication, emphasizing that it goes beyond spoken words to include various forms and symbols. It highlights four essential points about communication: involvement of people, the need for shared meanings, the use of symbols, and the transactional nature of communication. Additionally, it notes that effective communication is a learned skill that requires active listening.

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ORAL

COMMUNICATIO
NIN CONTEXT
JU
LY
2
0
"When people
,
2
0
2
talk, listen
0
completely.
Most people
never listen.: -
Ernest
Hemingway-
Whether we are talking or texting, video or
voice mail chatting, tweeting or commenting
on a facebook status, we choose to
communicate throughout the day, we
continously manage and enacts our
relationships through our daily
communicative experiences.
The ACT of having
conversations with
anyone is called...
Communi
cation
COMMUNICATION
Communi
cation
Communication comes
into many forms. It is not
simply about the spoken
word in conversations.
LOOK AT THE FIGURE BELOW WHICH
DEPICTS COMMUNICATION
LOOK AT THE FIGURE BELOW WHICH
DEPICTS COMMUNICATION
LOOK AT THE FIGURE BELOW WHICH
DEPICTS COMMUNICATION
LOOK AT THE FIGURE BELOW WHICH
DEPICTS COMMUNICATION
Communication is not just the mere transfer of
messages from one person to another. It involves
a Speaker imparting ideas, concepts, and data to a
group of listeners (the audience) - that is
COMMUNICATION.
The working definition of communication calls
attention to four essential points.

• That communication involves


people.
• That understanding communication
involves trying to understand how
people relate to each other.
The working definition of communication calls
attention to four essential points.

3. That communication involves shared


meanings, which suggest that in order for
people to communicate they must agree on the
definitions of the terms or the symbols they are
using, and...
The working definition of communication calls
attention to four essential points.

4. That communications involving symbols,


gestures, sound, letters, numbers and words - can
only represents or approximate the ideas they are
meant to communicate.
Any
communication
involves
transaction.
Monroe and
Ehninger (1974)
described it as the
sharing of
experiences
publicly for the
common good.
Being able to talk does not
quarantee that the student
is already a good
communicator.
Pace et al. (1979) observed that
communication has to be learned.
More importantly, communication has to be
master.
“THERE IS ONLY ONE RULE FOR BEING A GOOD TALKER –
LEARN TO LISTEN.”

Christopher Morley
THANKS
FOR
LISTENING
!

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