Frayer Model on Effective Communication

Definition
Effective communication means that the Facts/Characteristics
reciever was able to acknowledge the
Message was conveyed completey and
meaning of the message and the sender
conciseley.
was able to convey the message clearly.
Proper response from the reciever.
A complete and concise message was
delivered and understood by the reciever Concrete and reliable message was
and the reciever was able to respond from conveyed.
the message. The message was understood accurately.
A type of communication where the
message was conveyed successfully and
the reciever was able to understand it
correctly.
Effective
Communication
Examples Non-Examples
Exchanging of ideas about a particular Unread messages.
topic. Unreturned phone call.
Teaching someone about something. Misunderstood messages.
Commenting on a message that was Misinterpreted messages.
conveyed.
Agreeing or disagreeing to something.

Definition:
Effective communication does not end when the message was received. It is only
considered effective communication when the receiver was able to decode the message’s
meaning. When the receiver was able to give feedback from the sender, it means that the cycle
of communication was completed, thus it could be called as effective communication. Effective
communication starts when the sender was able to convey the message in an appropriate
manner, and ends when the receiver was able to give feedback to the sender. Effective
communication is just another word for “completed cycle of communication”.