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Columnar Lesson Plan in Oral Communication in Context
Week 1 – September 12 – 16, 2022
 Subject Matter Objectives Activities Evaluation/ Remarks
Assessment

Topic: Day 1 and Day 2 Sept. 12 and Sept.14, 2022

Gr. 11 ABM SMITH – M- 8:00 A.M.– 9:00A.M. ; F –
11:00A.M. -12:00N.N.
Nature and Elements Gr. 11 TVL WALKER – TTh – 12:15 P.M. – 1:15 P.M.
of Communication Answering Questions
Gr. 11 TVL WHITE – TTh – 1:30 P.M. – 2:30 P.M.

- Definition of Motivation:
Communication • Listing down of activities done from the Watch and listen the
moment they wake up to sleep video clip entitled
- The Process of Billionaires Do This For
Communication Vocabulary Development: 10 Minutes Every
Communication Morning
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Message https://www.youtube.co
Receiver m/watch?v=OIdOFo7b2
Channel pA
Noise

Lesson Proper: Focused Discussion (or Insights

or Viewpoints in this part)

Discuss the definition of “Communication”

•define communication
and its origins.

Communication - transmission of ideas and

emotions with the use of verbal and non-
verbal cues between or among persons such as
a sibling, a parent, a teacher, or a friend face-
to-face in real life or even via the internet.
Communication comes when the message is
imparted as information.

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 At the minimum, two persons are involved in
- References: the process. Graphic Organizer

Flores, R. (2016). Oral Communication may take place between two A. Watch and listen to a
Communication in people, among three or more individuals, or even speech entitled, “One
Context. Rex Book hundreds and thousands of participants. The of the Greatest
Store Inc.. Makati. experience of communication that is, the Speeches Ever | Steve
delivery, processing and reciprocation of Jobs” at
Menoy, J. & messages-distinguishes humans as the most https://www.youtube.c
intelligent beings on Earth. om/watch?v=Tuw8hxr
Constantino, G.,
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(2016).
Mandaluyong City: Origin of the Term Communication
B. Observe the process
Books Atbp. To understand communication, let us first look at
of communication in the
Publishing Corp. • explain the process of the roots of the word. Scholars trace the English
speech. Then, use a
term ”communication” to the Latin term graphic organizer to
communication
Simon Victor D. communicate, which means “to share” or “to show the most important
Redoblado, T. M. (2016). be in relation with.” This suggests that messages in Steve Job’s
communication is an act that brings people speech. Give your
Oral Communication
together, or an experience shared by individuals feedback on the speech
In Context. In Exploring
• distinguish the unique who subsequently establish relationships and and include it in your
Litearature and Grammar
communities.
( Oral Communication in features of graphic organizer.
Context) (p. 3.4). Quezon communication process
• Discuss the Components of
City: Brillaint Creations Communication process
Publishing,Inc. Rubric
Components of Communication Process Indicators Points Score

Materials: Organiza- 10
Sender, who is also called the communicator, tion of
Ideas
Laptop speaker or source. The sender is the one who has
PowerPoint Presentation an idea, information or something to tell to Content 8
someone. He must first encode the message in a
Feedback 7
form that can be understood, such as by the use
of a common language, and then transmit it. Total 25
Message or content is the information that the
sender wants to relay to the receiver.
Again, since I am the sender of this
communication cycle and I have now given the
information in this lecture, the information now
turns to be my message to you .

Medium or Channel - means by which a

message is transmitted. The medium is the
channel through which the message is delivered.
The medium may be oral , written or even non
verbal.

In choosing your medium you have to make sure

that your medium is suitable for your message,
you also have to consider the place you are in.
Environment affects communication; it may help
you and your receiver to transmit and understand
the message or it may break the communication.

One of the most forgotten types of

communication medium is the Billboard,
especially today, when everything is all about
social media. But the good thing with the
billboard is, you can use this to inform people
who do not have access to computers and
internet.

Channel - also known as the instrument or

method used in delivering the message. The
basic channels are written (hard copy print or
digital formats), oral or spoken and electronic
multimedia.
• watch and listen to
sample oral
communication activities

As you perceive the message, it requires a response or

feedback. Feedback enables the sender to evaluate
the effectiveness of his message. If the receiver does
not understand

what the sender wants to convey, then the sender

refines or repeats the message.

Transmitting or sending message is half of the

communication process. When messages reach
to the receiver, he decodes the message and
sends his response to the sender to complete the
communication process.

The communication process is not always so simple

or smooth, of course. These elements can affect how
information is transmitted, received, and interpreted

Kinds of Noise

Physical Noise refers to the actual noise such

as loud music or the irritating engine of a
motorcycle. The physical noise can also be
created by your seatmate who talks to you
while the teacher is explaining the lesson, since
it prevents you from listening to the teacher.

Physiological Noise refers to the noise that is

being felt by the body and mind. It is the kind of
noise wherein the body becomes a hindrance to
good communication.
Example of which are headache and toothache,
one may not be able to listen to a friend, listen
to music or do anything because of the pain one
feels in his/her body.

Psychological Noise
Another type of psychological noise is the thing
that occurs when one is thinking deeply about
something or is suffering from an emotional
condition ( sadness, depression, confusion),
which discourages participation in
communicating situation.
 Context - environment that surrounds the
communication, this includes the venue and
occasions, as well as the attitudes of the speaker and
the listener

Prepared by : Checked by:

Mrs. Mary Catherine C. Habunal Rosahle S. Pagadora, MS

Faculty, SHS Principal