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This document outlines the guidelines and mechanics for a Grade 11 Oral Communication class taught by Alyssa Joy C. Lomboy. It covers the nature and modes of communication, including verbal, nonverbal, and written forms, as well as the elements of communication such as sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, feedback, context, and barriers. Additionally, it includes an assignment prompt regarding the impact of culture, gender, nationality, or social class on communication, with a submission deadline.

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Final Peerppt

This document outlines the guidelines and mechanics for a Grade 11 Oral Communication class taught by Alyssa Joy C. Lomboy. It covers the nature and modes of communication, including verbal, nonverbal, and written forms, as well as the elements of communication such as sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, feedback, context, and barriers. Additionally, it includes an assignment prompt regarding the impact of culture, gender, nationality, or social class on communication, with a submission deadline.

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GRADE 11

ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT

TEACHER: Alyssa Joy C. Lomboy


1. Be on time
2. Mute your microphone unless you
have something to say
3. Press the “raise your hand emoji”
button if you want to recite or when
you have something to say
4. Be attentive and active
MECHANICS
I will present a picture and each picture shows a body
signal or sign language and you will guess what does
the sign or signal means.
1 2

3 4
HELLO GOODBYE PLEASE

THANK YES NO
YOU
MECHANICS
I will show you four pictures which will help
you to complete the word that is being ask.
C M C N
M I T
O U N A I O
M G
E S S A E
I
S G
N
Communication
• process of sharing and conveying messages or information from one
person to another within across channels, context, media, and culture.

“Communication is the process of passing information”


NATURE OF
COMMUNICATION
1.Communication is a process

-it is active and cyclical

2. Communication occurs between two or more people (speaker and receiver)

-it is interactive

3. Communication can be expressed through written or spoken words and nonverbal


actions at the same time.

-it is symbolic
MODES OF
COMMUNICATION

• Verbal

• Nonverbal

• Written
Verbal communication refers to the model of
communication that involves speaking. It concerns
when you speak or when you use words.
• Phone calls
This includes face to face
conversation and communication
through a medium.

• Face to face
communication
Nonverbal Communication refers to non-speech type
of communication. it is any type of communication
that does not include spoken words.

• Body Signal It can be refer to the way we


say the words, surrounding
that may affect
communication, objects,
patterns, and more.

• Sign Language
Written Communication refers to communicating through
writing.

• Letters
• Text Messages
• Emails
elements of Communication

1. SENDER

• The source of the message.


2. MESSAGE

• The information, ideas, or thoughts


conveyed by the speaker in words or
in actions.
3. ENCODING

• The process of converting the


Message into words, actions, or other
forms that the speaker understands.
Honey, It’s
getting late.
Let’s go
home.
4. CHANNEL

• The medium or the means, such as


personal or non-personal, verbal, or
nonverbal, in which the encoded message
is conveyed.
5. RECEIVER

• The recipient of the


message, or someone who
decodes the message.
6. DECODING

• The process of interpreting the encoded


message of the speaker by the receiver.
• Decoding is a process of understanding the
symbols, signals, or the message that was
sent by the speaker to the receiver.
7. FEEDBACK

• The reactions, responses, or


information provided by the receiver .
8. CONTEXT

• The environment where


communication takes place.
9. BARRIER

• The factors that affecting the flow of


communication.
ASSIGNMENT
Write an essay with minimum of 200 words about the question:

“Can culture, gender, nationality or social class have


an effect on communication?”

 To be submitted through my gmail account [email protected]


 The deadline will be Friday 11:59 am.

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