Tubbs and Moss (1994) define communication as the "process of creating a meaning between two or more people.

Communication is the means by which people share words, ideas and feelings.

An international language used globally. Reading materials in certain areas of studies are available only in English. Facilitate communication and information among foreign workers.

Self awareness for lasting impressions Speak with clarity Being an active listener Give feedback

Encode with language

Message

Received and interpret

Respond

Both a speaker and a listener, can be simultaneously sending and receiving messages. However, in certain situations an equality between communicators often doesn't exist. For example: the boss has considerably more freedom and power to allocate message bandwidth as opposed to the employee.

Pay close attention Evaluate the message Give feedback of what do you think.

Voice in pleasant pitch Pay attention at tempo -not too slow or not too fast - Speak with clarity do not use enunciation

Give and ask for opinion, information and suggestion. For example: introducing some new ideas and ask for some opinions.

Primary group -basic conversation: family and childhood friends Social group -neighbours and teammates Learning and education group -study group, classmates

Often occurs at places like school, workplace and political events. Enhance your academic and professional ability -Learn to be persuasive , more confident Prepare a public speaking speech -prepare the content -introduce the topic before begin to talk about it -organized your speech coherently -conclude the content well

Banish your nervousness and anxiety Used non-verbal communication like body language and face expressions Good pronunciation, intonation and articulation.

Speaking is a skill that need to be develop and practice independently. Need some basic guideline if you wish to deliver effective oral presentation. Master knowledge and strategies for effective speaking in different social contexts.