PC MIDTERMS ENUMERATION

• Unaided Communication

• Aided Communication

Types of Communication

SYMBOL, AIDS OR TOOLS, STRATEGIES

Integrated Parts of Aided Communication

• Pictures, photographs, or illustrations

• Written text (letters, words, Braille).

• Gestures or sign language symbols.

SYMBOL examples:

Communication boards, flashcards, writing pads

Low-tech examples:

Speech-generating devices (SGDs), text-to-speech apps, eye-tracking technology.

High-tech examples:

• VERBAL COMMUNICATION

• NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

• WEB-BASED COMMUNICATION

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES

• Clarity and Conciseness

• Paraphrasing

• Summarization

• Code-Switching

VERBAL COMMUNICATION includes:

• Gestures and Facial Expressions

• Eye Contact

• Body Posture

NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION includes:

• WEB BASED CONTENT

• SOCIAL MEDIA

• ANALYTICS

AREAS OF WEB-BASED COMMUNICATION

• SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION

• ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION

• COLLABORATIVE COMMUNICATION

• BROADCAST COMMUNICATION

TYPES OF WEB-BASED COMMUNICATION

• INSTANT MESSAGING

• VIDEO CONFERENCING

• VOICE OVER IP (VOIP)

SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION INCLUDES:

• EMAILS

• FORUMS AND DISCUSSION BOARDS

• BLOGS AND VLOGS

ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION INCLUDES:

• Cloud-based Document Sharing

• Wiki-based Collaboration

COLLABORATIVE COMMUNICATION INCLUDES:

• Webinars & Online Courses

• Podcasts & Audio Streaming

BROADCAST COMMUNICATION INCLUDES:

• COMPARISONS

• CONTRASTS

• STATISTICS

• GRAPHS

• QUOTATIONS

• VIVID DESCRIPTIONS

TYPES OF SUPPORTING DETAILS

• Comprehension

• Using Prior Knowledge/Previewing

• Predicting

• Identifying the Main Idea and Summarization

• Questioning

• Making Inferences

• Visualizing

GENERAL STRATEGIES FOR READING:

• Story Maps

• Retelling

• Prediction

• Answering Comprehension Questions

Strategies for Reading Comprehension: Narrative Text

• Setting

• Characters

• Plot

• Theme

Story grammar includes:

• Cause and effect

• Problem and solution

• Compare and contrast

• Description

• Time order (sequence of events, actions, or steps)

common text structures as an organizing principle:

• Main Idea/Summarization

• ​K-W-L

• Graphic Organizers

Strategies for Reading Comprehension: Expository Text

• What I Know

• What I Want to Know

• What I Learned

steps in the K-W-L process

• TREE DIAGRAM

• TABLES

• TIME DRIVEN DIAGRAMS

• FLOWCHARTS

graphic organizers examples:

• EXPOSITORY

• ARGUMENTATIVE

• PERSUASIVE

TYPES OF TEXT:

• Formal and Academic

• Clear and Concise

• Objective and Unbiased

• Focus on Explanation

TONE OF EXPOSITORY TEXT:

• Emotional Appeal

• Clear and Direct Language

• Confidence and Assertiveness

• Passion and Enthusiasm

persuasive text tones:

• fairness and reasonableness

• Respectful

• Tactful

• Formal

Argumentative text tones:

• ACADEMIC COMMUNICATION

• PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

• SOCIAL COMMUNICATION

SPEAKING IN VARIOUS SETTINGS INCLUDES:

• LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS

• SEMINAR AND DISCUSSION

• CONFERENCE

• ORAL EXAMINATIONS AND DEFENSES

Types of academic communication:

• Verbal Communication

• Written Communication

• Nonverbal Communication

• Visual Communication

TYPES OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

• INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

• CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Types OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION

• OBTAINING

• PROVIDING

• DISSEMINATE TO PERSUADE AND ARGUE

PRESENTATION SKILLS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING ESSENTIALS:

• Listening and Observing

• Asking Questions

• Researching and Reading

• Feedback and Clarification

OBTAINING includes:

• Verbal Communication

• Written Communication

• Visual Communication

• Demonstrations and Examples

Providing information can be done through: