ME EngOCC 11 Q1 0503_SG_Consultative Speech Style
Introduction
Communication varies based on situational contexts, necessitating different speech styles.
The consultative speech style is one of these styles, used in semi-formal interactions.
Objectives
Exhibiting proper verbal and nonverbal behavior while using the consultative speech style.
Communicating effectively in contexts utilizing the consultative speech style.
DepEd Competency
Responding appropriately and effectively to speech acts related to the consultative speech style.
Warm-Up Activity: Charades
Teams act out specific jobs or characteristics to guess words, enhancing understanding of roles in communication.
Guide Questions include:
What roles do these individuals assume in our lives?
How do we differentiate speech styles in various relationships?
Learn About Consultative Speech Style
Vocabulary:
Operational: Relates to routine activities in organizations.
Consult: To seek information or advice.
Transaction: Refers to conducting business.
Background Information: Additional context for the audience.
Semi-formal: Blends formal and informal communication styles.
Essential Question: What situations necessitate the consultative speech style?
Characteristics of Consultative Speech Style
Employed in semi-formal situations, providing necessary background information for understanding.
Examples:
Conversations between a teacher and student, doctor and patient, lawyer and client.
Characteristics include:
A focus on ordinary transactions leading to outcomes.
Use in professional settings.
Allowance for interruptions, indicating engagement (e.g., "Uh-huh").
Titles like Mr., Ms., Doctor are commonly used.
Requires careful word selection while maintaining conversational flow.
Situation Example
Doctor-Patient Interaction:
Patient reports worsening cough.
Doctor inquires about medical history.
Importance of background information in consultative speech.
Key Points
Consultative speech typically involves semi-formal situations.
Background information is critical for effective communication.
Check Your Understanding
Analyzing a Bank Conversation:
Relationship dynamics: Customer (Rose) and bank representative.
Formality in addressing each other.
Steps taken to discuss a transaction and methods of communication.
Assessing whether the consultative speech style is present.
Let’s Step Up!
Activity: Group skit to illustrate differences between consultative, casual, and intimate speech styles.
Bibliography
List of references used in the context of the lesson: