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    Lesson 1 - Nature and Elements of Communication

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    This document discusses the elements of communication including a speaker who crafts a message, a listener who receives it through various channels, and a feedback process between the two that can be impacted by noise. It explains that communication is the act of expressing ideas, thoughts, or feelings to another through words, signs, or behaviors in order to exchange information and achieve understanding between a sender and receiver. The key elements outlined are the speaker, message, listener, channels, response, feedback, noise, and the communicative situation.

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    ORAL

    COMMUNICATIO
    N
    What is
    communication?
    COMMUNICATIO
    N
    It is the act or process of
    using words, signs, or behaviors
    to express or exchange
    information or to express your
    ideas, thoughts, feelings, to
    someone else.
    COMMUNICATIO
    N
    Process of sending and
    receiving messages to
    achieve understanding.
    THE
    COMMUNICATION
    PROCESS
    SENDER MESSAGE RECEIVER

    The Communication Process


    INTRODUCING….
    THE ELEMENTS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    ELEMENTS OF
    COMMUNICATION

    A. SPEAKER
     Chooses his/her purpose,
    crafts the message
    accordingly and decides
    how to deliver it.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    B. MESSAGE
     Is what needs to be
    delivered or imparted to
    somebody else.
    B. MESSAGE
     Message to be sent is based
    on why the Speaker wants to
    say it, what the Speaker wants
    to say, and how the Speaker
    wants to say it.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    C. LISTENER
     Receives the message
     It is the listener who
    makes sense if what said
    and reacts to it--
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    C. LISTENER
    by clapping, nodding the
    head, replying, asking a
    return question, following
    the speaker, falling asleep or
    walking out.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    D. CHANNELS
     Are the means by which the
    message is sent.
     There are only five channels:
    ears, eyes, skin, mouth and
    nose.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    E. RESPONSE
    Is the only way the speaker
    knows that the Message has
    been received.
     The response is based on the
    interpretation of the Message by
    the Listener.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    F. FEEDBACK
    Is the result of monitoring by
    the speaker of the Listener’s
    Response.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    G. NOISE
     Is any barrier to
    communication.
    o Physical
    o Physiological
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    H. COMMUNICATIVE
    SITUATION
     Has two components: the
    physical location and the
    psychological setting.
    ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

    H. COMMUNICATIVE
    SITUATION
    1. Physical location
    2. Psychological setting
    QUIZ 1
    Directions: Match Column A with
    Column B
    _____1. Who chooses the purpose and
    decides how to deliver it.
    _____2. It is based on what, why, how it
    needs to be delivered.
    _____3. The one who receives the
    message.
    _____4. Is any barrier to communication.
    _____5. There are only five _____: ears,
    eyes, skin, mouth and nose.
    _____6. Based on the Interpretation of
    the message by the audience.
    _____7. It is the result of monitoring .
    _____8-9. Give the two components of
    communicative situation.
    ______10. Process of sending and
    receiving messages to achieve
    GROUP
    ACTIVITY
    • Show a mock interview about how communication
    can help in our daily lives. (Prepare at least five set
    of questions)
    • Present news reporting about the issues of physical
    and psychological noise in our society.
    (Have at least 4-5 reporters, the rest would be
    camera men).
    • Make a short skit conversing about the response and
    feedback of Brigada Eskwela of a Gardner College.
    (Setting: Market)
    • Compose a two-minute song that defines
    communication.
    Criteria:
    • Relevance - 15
    • Organization - 10
    • Delivery - 15
    • Cooperation – 10

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