Detailed Lesson Plan in

Oral Communication in Context 11

I. Objectives:
At the end of the period, you should be able to:
a.Identify and differentiate the various models of communication;
b.Explain the process of communication through the elements involved;
c.Recognize the importance of the models in understanding the communication
process as applied in everyday life; and
d.Demonstrate a personalized model of communication either traditionally made or
digitally made

II. Subject Matter:

Topic: Communication Models and Its Elements
Reference: http://bnvhsmodules.com/Oral-Communication-Module-3-Models-of-
Communication-Final-Copy.pdf
Materials: Powerpoint Presentation and Pictures
Values: Cooperativeness and Hardwork
Learning Code: EN11/12OC-la-3
III. Procedure:

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

Good morning, class. Before we go on

with our new lesson, let us pray first.
Who would like to lead the prayer?
(One student will volunteer to lead the
prayer)
Thank you. Let’s now check the
attendance, if I called your name
please open your camera and say
present.
“Okay, ma’am”
(The teacher is done checking the
attendance)

Good morning again, class!

How are you today?
“We’re fine, Ma’am.”

That’s good to hear.

B. Motivation
We are going to play Four Pics, One
Word. I will show you the picture and
you will observe. If you know the
answer just state your name and the
answer. Are you ready?

“Yes, ma’am.”
 “Iquin, ma’am. The answer is Model”

Great! The correct answer is model. Gigi

Hadid, Naomi Campbell, Kendall Jenner and
Cara Delevigne are models.

“What do you think they represent?”

“They represent fashions or someone’s
culture/tradition.”
Yes, that is correct! A model represents
themselves or their culture!
Now, are there elements to be considered as
they model? What do you think it is? “Yes, Ma’am.”
“Style of clothing, sensitivity, posture”

Nice answer! Thank you for the answers.

Let’s move on to another game: Read the

dialogue and answer the question that
follows:
Mark: *calling Johnny* Yo, Johnny!
Johnny: Dude, what's up?
Mark: I'm throwing a party tonight. Want to
come over and help me with some stuff?
Johnny:Sure dude. What time though?
Mark: 8pm *a noise appeared due to low
signal*
Johnny : 9pm? Okay cool, dude. See you!
*PHONE CALL ENDED*

Here are the questions:

1. Who is the caller?
2. Who is the receiver?
3. What is the message?
4. What is the cause of the noise?
5. Is feedback present, What is it? “Domingo, Ma’am.”

Yes, Mr. Domingo? “Mark is the caller. Johnny is the receiver.

Throwing a party is the message. Low signal
is the cause of the noise and feedback is
present. “9pm? Okay cool, dude. See you!”

You answered all of the questions. You got it

all right. Thank you, Mr. Domingo for
answering.

As you can see in the questions, there are 5

basic elements of communication. Can you
tell me what those 5 elements are? Yes Ms. “caller, receiver, message, noise and
Marzan? feedback;

Precisely! I think you have now enough

knowledge about the elements and
communication process;
I have a question: “Imagine your life and the
world you live in without proper
communication procedure. Would there be
order or chaos? Would there be
understanding or misunderstanding? Yes, “Without proper communication procedure
Ms. Mattalog?” there will be a chaotic conversation
between you and the person you’re talking
to, Ma’am.”
“Yes, that’s right! For example, you asked
your Mom, “What’s for lunch?” and she just
left you on read. She didn’t respond to your
message.
Without proper communication procedures,
there will be a misunderstanding.”

C. Presentation of the Lesson

Our lesson for today is about

“Communication Models and its elements”

D. Guide Questions

“Here are some questions that will

guide us throughout the lesson. “

1. What are the different models of

communication?
2. How do they differ from one
another?
3. What is its importance in
understanding the communication process?

E. Lesson Proper
Before we dive into Communication
Models, let us first find out the Elements
of Communication.

What are the seven major elements of

communication? Yes, Mr. Fajardo?

Correct! Here are the meanings of the

elements:
1. Sender - the person who is trying to
communicate a message.
2. Encoding - the process of turning
thoughts into communication.
3. Message - main content of
communication which consists of
verbal, non-verbal or symbolic
language.
sender, encoding, message, noise, receiver,
4. Channel - are mediums through
decoding and feedback
which you can send a message to its
intended audience. For example,
phone calls, text messages, emails,
video, radio, and social media.
5. Receiver - a person or group who
 decodes the messages sent by the
sender.
6. Decoding - the process of turning
communication into thoughts.

7. Feedback - is the answer to the

sender message for complete
authentication of the communication
process.

To understand the elements better, I have

here a situational example, and you will
identify who is the sender, encoding,
message, channel, receiver, decoding and
feedback.

“Who is the sender in this conversation? Yes,

Ms. Viernes?”

“That’s right. Hendery is the sender. How

about the message? What is the message
about? Yes, Ms. Dalupang?”

“Nice answer. Hendery realizes that he is

hungry but he doesn't know what to eat so
he asks his roommate Yangyang to choose
between a burger or a pizza.”

“What kind of channel did Hendery use to

send the message? Yes, Mr. Bagara?”
“Hendery, Ma’am.”
“Correct! Channel is a medium through
which you can send messages to its intended
audience and Messenger is an example of a
Channel.” “Choosing between burger or pizza,
Ma’am.”
“Who is the receiver of the message? Yes,
Mr. Dauag?”

“That’s right. Yangyang is the receiver.”

“Is feedback present? Yes, Ms. Ciriaco?”

“Messenger, Ma’am.”
“Nice one, students! You got it all right. Now
that you’re all familiar with the elements,
let’s discuss the Communication Models.”
But first, let’s define MODEL:
A model is a pattern or a framework that we
follow in order to fully create a construct.
In communication, we need models to
understand better the process of “Yangyang, Ma’am.”
communication in every different situation.

There are 3 models used in the

communication models, these are: “Yes, Ma’am.”
1. Linear
2. Interactive
3. Transactional
Let’s start with the LINEAR MODEL.
What is the most common in the
communication process when you’re
listening to a podcast, reading a newspaper,
watching a state of the nation address or
listening to a priest's sermon? Yes, Ms.
Galiza?

“Yes, that’s correct. Any other ideas? Yes Ms.

Espayos?”

“Correct, these 4 pictures have a receiver.

Other than sender and receiver, what else?
Yes, Mr. Pena?”

That’s right. In all those situations, you

cannot give direct feedback to the sender.
The key concept of Linear Model is “no direct
feedback.”

Linear Model of Communication is a one-way

process. In this model, the sender transmits
the message to the receiver through a
channel in which the receiver has no way of “Ma’am, sender.”
responding to the given message.

Example of this Model is the “Receiver, Ma’am.”

SHANNON-WEAVER MODEL 1949

“No feedback, Ma’am.”

“This model is considered as the mother of

all communication models. As clearly seen in
this model, it is a one-way process. It starts
with the source or sender - passing through a
channel in which there are signals adapted
for transmission which may at times be
interrupted by noise - which is considered a
barrier - the receiver then decodes the
message and the process stops after the
message has arrived at its destination. “

“An example of this communication process

is an automated text message we receive
from NDRRMC. NDRRMC is the sender, US
acts as the receiver, Text Message is the
channel and as soon as the message arrives
at its destination. It stops right there, it
doesn’t require feedback. Did you get my
example?”

“Okay then give me another example of this

model. Yes, Ms. Dalupang?”

“That’s right. Another example of this is

sending emails. Sometimes when we send
emails, we just send it. We don’t require a
reply or feedback from the receiver.”

We now move on to the second model which

is the INTERACTIVE MODEL:
“Yes, Ma’am.”

“Text Message from GLOBE and ™, Ma’am.”

“Take a look at this picture. What can you

observe? What are they doing? Yes, Ms.
Purugganan?”

“Correct! They are talking to one another,

they are conversing. This is an example of an
Interactive Model.”

Interactive Model is a two-way process.

Unlike the linear model, feedback is given by
the receiver to the sender. An example of
this model is the SCHRAMM’S Model of
Communication 1954:

“They are talking to one another, Ma’am.”

“In this model, there is an exchange of

thoughts and ideas from the sender and the
receiver. 5 elements of communication can
be seen in this model:
The process of encoding and decoding are
key components in this model, the receiver
must be able to send feedback to the sender
in order to complete the process. Otherwise
the communication transaction will fail.”

“An example of this model is a heart to heart

talk with your parents, siblings, best friends,
boyfriend/girlfriend. You get the time to
exchange words, ideas and thoughts. Can
you give me another example? Yes, Ms.
Malunay?”

“That’s right. Thank you for the example, Ms.

Malunay”

Now for the last one, the TRANSACTIONAL

MODEL:

“Ordering from a shop, Ma’am. You and the

“Transactional Model is a circular process of seller are exchanging messages.”
interaction among people. These people
actively participate in a communication
situation and they are actively exchanging
messages amongst each other. “

“As seen in the model, the communicator or

the sender encodes the message and
transmits it to the channel, the message
transmitted may be affected by the noise
which is a barrier, the receiver then decodes
processes and filters the message for
understanding and is now ready to give his
own feedback. “

“Example of this model is joining a discord

session where all attendees or participants of
the session are sharing ideas and comments.
Any other examples of a Transactional
Model? Yes, Mr. Arciosa?”

“Nice answer. Thank you, Mr. Arciosa.”

“And there we have it, those are the
Communication Models. “

F. Drill

“In order for us to better understand the

models and its elements, let’s do some
activities.”
“COD, Ma’am. While playing, the players are
A. VENN DIAGRAM: simultaneously sharing and engaging with
“For our first activity, I have here a venn each other.”
diagram, we will find out the similarities and
differences of these models that we
discussed a while ago. What are the
differences and similarities of these
models?”
 Linear Model

Interactive Transactional
Model Model

“Yes, Ms. Bala?”

“That’s correct. What else? Yes, Ms.
Espayos?”

“Correct. Both models are similar in terms of

feedback. What else? How about the
similarities of the three? Yes, Ms. Lucas?”

“What are those elements, Ms. Lucas?”

“Linear Model is a one-way process and
“Great! I see that you’re already familiar Interactive is a two-way process.”
with the elements and models of
communication.”

For our second activity, read each item and “Interactional and Transactional Models
choose the letter that corresponds to your require feedback, Ma’am.”
answer.

1. Which of the following is an example

of a one-way communication model?
a. A group of teenagers planning for a “All three requires the 3 basic elements,
big event Ma’am.”
b. The committee found ways to
reach for the less fortunate in their
barangay. “sender, receiver and channel, Ma’am.”
c. The President delivering his SONA
d. A and B

“What is the answer? Yes, Ms. Cadiente?”

“Why did you choose letter C?

“Exactly! We do not have a way of

responding

2. You ask your sister to put on her

mask every time she goes out and
she nods in reply. Which model of
communication is presented here?
a. Interactive Model
b. Linear Model
c. Transactional Model
d. All of the Above
 “C, Ma’am.”
“What’s the answer for number 2? Yes Mr.
Juan?” “C because we can’t give direct feedback to
the President.”
“Yes, that’s right. Giving a message is also
the same as giving a feedback, it can be
verbal, non-verbal or gesture.”

3. Which communication model focuses

on the message sent to the recipient?
a. Interactive Model
b. Linear Model
c. Transactional Model
d. Combination of A and B
Yes, Mr. Accad?

“That’s right. In linear model, its essence is “A, interactive model Ma’am because the
to have the message arrive at its sister nodded in reply.”
destination.”

4. A strong wind struck as Dejun and his

father took turns in pulling the fishing
boat to the shore. Dejun cannot hear
his father’s voice. Which affects the
flow of the communication process?
a. Dejun’s voice
b. boat
c. father
d. wind “B, Ma’am. Linear Model”

“Yes, Mr. Bacani?”

“Correct. The wind served as a barrier to

communication causing Dejun some
problems in hearing his father’s voice.”

5. Yeri submitted her report to her

teacher online because of the
enhanced community quarantine.
Which element is missing in the
process?
a. Channel
b. Encoding
c. Feedback “Letter D, Ma’am. Wind”
d. Receiver

“Yes, Ms. Tolentino?”

“Why letter C?”

“That’s right, Ms. Tolentino. Feedback was

not present in the situation”

6. The Enhanced Community

Quarantine (ECQ) frightened many
people here and there. On his social
media account, Lucas posted a status
 of dismay. Many supported his claim,
but others opposed it. His status
acquired a hundred reactions and the “C. feedback, Ma’am.
comments thread rose to 75. What
model of communication is “Because it was not indicated that the
exemplified? teacher responded to Yeri, Ma’am.”
a. Linear Model
b. Interactive Model
c. Transactional Model

“Yes, Ms. De Guzman?”

“Yes, that’s correct. Transactional Model

because many people are part of the
conversation.”
7. In the situation given in #6, what
element of communication is not
present?
a. barrier
b. channel
c. receiver
d. feedback
“C, ma’am.”
“Yes, Ms. Sugui?”

Correct! I’m amazed by how all of you are so

quick to justify your answer. Great job,
students!

For our last activity, read the given situations

and fill in the grid below by identifying the
elements of communication. Are you ready?

8. Yuta instructs his little brother to

wash the dishes. However, he did not
notice that his brother was wearing “Letter A, Ma’am because there was no
headphones when he gave barrier indicated in the situation.”
instructions. He learned too late that
his brother did not do what he told
him.
source

message

receiver

barrier (if any)

“Yes, Mr. Pena?”

“Perfect answer! You got it all right. Thank

you, Mr. Pena”
 9. Joy bought a can of milk from the
Queendom Store. As it was handed to
her, she checked its expiration date.
She found out that the product was
already expired and reported it to the
storekeeper.
message
The source is Yuta, the message is to wash
receiver the dishes, the receiver is his little brother
and the barrier was wearing headphones.
feedback (if any)
“Yes, Ms. Quilala?”

“Are you sure about your answer? Can you

give it again?”

“That’s right. There was no feedback

indicated in the situation.”

10. Chen’s wife sent him a ring and

requested for a video call. The poor “The message is that the product was
internet connection did not make it already expired, the receiver is the
possible. They resorted to just texting storekeeper and the feedback is reported to
each other. the storekeeper.”

source
“No, Ma’am. There was no feedback,
channel
Ma’am.”
barrier (if any)
Yes, Ms. Lamug?

“Yes, very good! Well done, students. You all

did very well on answering our activities for
today. Seems like you have really understood
our lesson for today.”

G. Generalization:
“The source is Chen’s wife, the channel is
1. What are your takeaways in today’s video call and the barrier is poor internet
lesson? connection.”
“Yes, Ms. Iquin?”

“Very well said. Thank you, Ms. Iquin. “

2. What have you learned so far?

“Yes, Mr. Pena?”

“What are those 7 major elements and 3

 communication again Mr. Pena? May you
please enumerate?”

“Without proper communication procedure,

there will be chaos and misunderstanding.”
“Very good! Thank you, Mr. Pena!”

H. Assignment “I learned about the 7 major elements and

“Come up with your own Model of the 3 communication models, Ma’am.”
Communication with utmost five (5) discrete
components showing how you communicate
with your family. Then give the meaning of
these components based on the context of “The 7 major elements of communications
your model. It’s either traditionally or are: sender, encoding, message, channel,
digitally made, it’s your choice.” receiver, decoding and feedback. The 3
models of communications are: linear,
“All the information that you need is in the interactive and transactional.”
module but if you have questions, don’t
hesitate to message me. Okay?”

“Let’s have our closing prayer.”

‘Glory be to the father, to the son and to the

holy spirit.’

“Thank you for your active participation! I

hope you enjoyed our lesson.”

“Good bye, class. See you next meeting.”

“As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever

shall be, world without end. Amen”

“Good bye, Ma’am.”

Prepared by:

JAN MYKA L. BABAS

Practice Teacher
Checked by: DIANA ROSE L. VALDEZ

Cooperating Teacher