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Unit 2 - Improving Communication

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Unit 2 - Improving Communication

The document discusses improving communication skills and provides information on various communication topics such as types of communication, mass communication, and the advantages of using the internet. It includes new vocabulary words, fill in the blanks with definitions, true/false questions with explanations, and questions with answers on communication-related subjects.

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Class 6 - Global Perspective Notes

Unit 2 – Improving Communications


I) New Words

1. Communication
2. Messenger
3. Landline
4. Expressions
5. Information
6. Interaction
7. Documentation
8. Gestures
9. Conference
10.Broadcast

II) Fill in the blanks:

1. Pigeons carried messages from one place to another during ancient times.
2. Radio and Magazines are some means of mass communications.
3. Assertiveness is the ability to express our thoughts, feelings and beliefs
in an honest and open way.
4. Non verbal communication is a part of communication that happens
without words
5. Good communication skills help us express our thoughts and emotions
effectively.
6. When speaking, it is important to use a clear and audible voice so that
others can understand you.
7. Effective speaking is an essential part of communication, it involves
both talking and listening.
8. In written communication, it’s crucial to use proper grammar and
punctuation to convey your message accurately.
9. We should always be considerate to others ideas and opinion during a
conversation.
10. In today's digital age, various social media platforms have transformed
the way we connect and share information.
III) Write true or false :

1. Communication only involves speaking and not listening. – False


2. Using clear and loud voices is always the best way to communicate
effectively. – True
3. Written communication includes using emojis and texting. – True
4. It's important to interrupt someone when they are talking to express your
own thoughts. – False
5. Good communication skills are only necessary in school and not in daily
life. – False

IV) Answer the following questions :


Q1) What do you mean by the word Communication?
A) Communication is a process that involves sending and receiving
messages through the verbal and non-verbal methods.
Q2) Where did communication start from?
A) Communication began with early humans who used basic forms of
language, gestures, and sounds to convey their thoughts, needs, and
emotions. In the early stages, communication was primarily non-verbal,
relying on facial expressions, body language, simple sounds and paintings
to express ideas.
Q3) What are the types of communication?
Verbal Communication: This type involves the use of spoken words. When
we talk, share stories, or have conversations, we are using verbal
communication.
Non-Verbal Communication: This includes gestures, facial expressions, body
language, and other forms of communication without using words. For example,
a smile, a wave, or a frown can convey messages without speaking.
Written Communication: Involves using written words to convey messages.
This includes writing notes, letters, emails, or even text messages.
Visual Communication: This involves conveying information through visual
elements such as pictures, charts, graphs, and other visual aids. For instance,
traffic signs use symbols to communicate information.
Listening: Listening is a crucial part of communication. It's not just about
hearing but also understanding what others are saying. Active listening involves
paying attention, asking questions, and responding appropriately.
Q4) What is mass communication?
A) Mass communication is a way of sharing information with a large number
of people at the same time. Unlike when we talk with friends or family,
mass communication reaches many people at once. There are different
ways we do mass communication, some of them are – T.V, radio,
newspapers, internet, books etc.
Q5) What are the advantages of using the internet?
Access to Information: The internet helps us find information easily. We can
search for things we want to learn about, like animals, countries, or even how
things work.
Learning and Homework: Students can use the internet for research and
homework. There are educational websites and videos that make learning fun
and interesting.
Communication: We can talk to our friends and family even if they are far
away using the internet. Email, video calls, and messages help us stay
connected.
Entertainment: The internet has games, cartoons, and videos that can be
entertaining. We can watch our favorite shows or play games online.
Exploring Different Cultures: Through the internet, we can learn about people
from different parts of the world. We can see how they live, what they eat, and
what their traditions are.
Creativity and Hobbies: The internet provides a platform for kids to explore
their interests. They can find drawing tutorials, craft ideas, or even learn to play
a musical instrument.

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