ORAL COMMUNICATION I CONTEXT

FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION

Quarter 1 Week 1

Module 1

PRETEST

1.B

2.C

3.D

4.C

5.A

POST TEST

1.C

2.A

3.D

4.B

5.A

6.B

7.B

8.D

9.B

10.D

LOOKING BACK

1. Communication is exchange of ideas by the sender and the receiver.

2. Communicating helps people to express their ideas and feelings at the same time. Helps us to
understand emotion and thoughts of the others. As a result, we will develop affection or hatred toward
other people and positive or negative relationships will be created.

3. If the receive is understanding and listening very well to the person who is speaking and if the place
you are talking are not noisy, he/she can be able to reach you through that communication.

4. The world will be quiet and confusing.

ACTIVITY 1

1. I Consider water as synonymous to commutation because when you look at the clear water, you see a
clear reflection. But if you try to drop a rock at the clear water your image will be distorted.

ACTIVITY 2

1. Oral communication is an important skill because it promotes leadership and confidence. When
children are confident in their abilities they will succeed academically and socially. It is important for
students to generate their own ideas using outside references in the some students have trouble
making friends. If they can learn to be more confident in their speaking abilities they will be more likely
to approach their peers. On the other hand, when students feel comfortable expressing their ideas in
front of people they will most likely contribute more to class discussions. Teachers always have difficulty
with getting their students to participate constructively, so if the teacher spends more time teaching
their students how to talk and respond coherently children will be more likely to contribute. It is
important for teachers to create “academically responsive classrooms feeling of confidence and
increased leadership abilities will benefit the entire class because discussions will become more in depth
and student generated. If students feel less apprehension about speaking in public they will be more
likely to express their ideas. When oral communication is learned and perfected in students their
success rate in academics will escalate especially when they are required to formulate ideas quickly in
writing.

ACTIVITY 3

1. Communication channel or the media through which sender passes the information and
understanding to the receiver. It acts as a connection between the communicator and the communicate.