Oral Communication (Grade11)

Communication

is the process of sharing our ideas, thoughts and feelings with other people and having those ideas, thoughts and feelings understood by the people we are talking with, when we communicate, we speak, listen and observe

1st main point of communication

Understanding

2nd main point of communication

communication process

3rd main point of communication

barriers

4th main point of communication

types of communication

sender

the communicator

Bruce Gronbeck

created the speech communication transaction model

sender

the person who is sending the message

communicator's attitude

1st factor that will determine how effective the communicator will be.

Communicator's Selection of meaningful symbols

2nd factor that will determine how effective the communicator will be.

message

a communication, writing, in speech or by signals.

receiver

the person receiving the message

receiver

also a communicator by means of sending his or her intended feedback

feedback

the reaction or response of the receiver

feedback

can be verbal or non verbal

feedback

can be external or internal

communication

is a two way process

communication

the information goes out to a person on the other end.

effective communication

getting your message across the receiver

barriers

keep us from understanding other's ideas and thoughts

barriers

can appear at any point in the communication loop

types of barriers

internal and external

internal barrier

includes fatigue, poor listening skills, attitude toward the sender or the information, lack of interest in the message, etc.

external barriers

includes noise, distractions, internet connections, etc.

barriers

keep the message from getting through

self-action or one-way communication

1st type of communication

self-action or one-way communication

focuses on getting the message to the receiver

interaction or two-way communication

2nd type of communication

interaction or two-way communication

recognizes the role of the receiver as a communicator through feedback

interaction or two-way communication

feedback allows senders to see if their message got across

transaction

3rd type of communication

transaction

communication process is applied and carried out completely

transaction

also called effective communication

communication

is a dynamic,.systematic or contextual. irreversible and proactive process

communication

communicators construct personal meanings through their symbolic interaction

Communication

is the process of sharing our ideas, thoughts and feelings with other people and having those ideas, thoughts and feelings understood by the people we are talking with, when we communicate, we speak, listen and observe

1st main point of communication

Understanding

2nd main point of communication

communication process

3rd main point of communication

barriers

4th main point of communication

types of communication

sender

the communicator

Bruce Gronbeck

created the speech communication transaction model

sender

the person who is sending the message

communicator's attitude

1st factor that will determine how effective the communicator will be.

Communicator's Selection of meaningful symbols

2nd factor that will determine how effective the communicator will be.

message

a communication, writing, in speech or by signals.

receiver

the person receiving the message

receiver

also a communicator by means of sending his or her intended feedback

feedback

the reaction or response of the receiver

feedback

can be verbal or non verbal

feedback

can be external or internal

communication

is a two way process

communication

the information goes out to a person on the other end.

effective communication

getting your message across the receiver

barriers

keep us from understanding other's ideas and thoughts

barriers

can appear at any point in the communication loop

types of barriers

internal and external

internal barrier

includes fatigue, poor listening skills, attitude toward the sender or the information, lack of interest in the message, etc.

external barriers

includes noise, distractions, internet connections, etc.

barriers

keep the message from getting through

self-action or one-way communication

1st type of communication

self-action or one-way communication

focuses on getting the message to the receiver

interaction or two-way communication

2nd type of communication

interaction or two-way communication

recognizes the role of the receiver as a communicator through feedback

interaction or two-way communication

feedback allows senders to see if their message got across

transaction

3rd type of communication

transaction

communication process is applied and carried out completely

transaction

also called effective communication

communication

is a dynamic,.systematic or contextual. irreversible and proactive process

communication

communicators construct personal meanings through their symbolic interaction