ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT

MARK JOEL B. DE ASIS, LPT.

“You can speak well if your tongue can
deliver the message of your heart.”
– John Ford
QUOTE OF THE DAY
WHAT DO YOU FEEL
LIKE DOING TODAY?
CHISMISAN WITH A FRIEND
STORYA’G BORET WITH BARKADAS
MAGPASIKAT IN PUBLIC
MANG PRANK SA SOCIAL MEDIA
 LEAVE ME ALONE!
KINSA RAMAN GUD KO
WHAT DO YOU FEEL
LIKE DOING TODAY?
SPEECH CONTEXT
Speech context is about the
environment where the
communication happens and
how the message is relayed
during the process.

By knowing the speech context

of a conversation, we can easily
understand the message and we
can make feedback clearly and
appropriately.
SPEECH CONTEXT
Speech context is about the
environment where the
communication happens and
how the message is relayed
during the process. By knowing
the speech context of a
conversation, we can easily
understand the message and we
can make feedback clearly and
appropriately.
 SPEECH CONTEXT

INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

1. Daydreaming 1. Dyadic
2. Contemplating 2. Small Group
3. Meditating 3. Public
4. Mental Planning 4. Mass
 INTRAPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
- this communication happens within oneself. This means
that the speaker acts as the source and the receiver of
the message. When you do self- reflection, you analyze
your thoughts and feelings. By knowing what you feel,
you can assess yourself on how to react on it.

Examples:
1. When you are asked what degree program you
want to pursue in the college, you think of your interests
and talents, and your strengths and weaknesses before
answering.

2. You make yourself calm after realizing that you

lost the food container while you are on your way back
home.
EXAMPLES
DAYDREAMING
Daydreaming can be defined as the reverie you experience
while you're awake. During moments when we are in this
state, our mind drifts. These interludes are brief diversions
from our current world.
MEDITATING
Meditation can produce a deep state of relaxation and a
tranquil mind. During meditation, you focus your attention
and eliminate the stream of jumbled thoughts that may be
crowding your mind and causing stress. This process may
result in enhanced physical and emotional well-being.
CONTEMPLATING
To spend time considering a possible future action, or to
consider one particular thing for a long time in a serious and
quiet way
MENTAL PLANNING
Planning is the mental process that allows us to choose the
necessary actions to reach a goal, decide the right order,
assign each task to the proper cognitive resources, and
establish a plan of action. Even though everyone has the
ability to plan, some people do it in a different way.
 INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION

- this communication
involves two or more
people. The conversation
can be formal or informal,
intimate or casual
depending on the
relationship people involved
have.
 DYADIC
two people are involved in this communication.
Examples:
1. You talked to your mother that you need an illustration
board for your activity tomorrow.
2. Your doctor asks about what you want to consult it.
PUBLIC
in this type of communication, you can deliver a message to
bigger number people in a venue. When someone is giving a
message to the public, he/ she usually inform or persuade
people.
Examples:
1. You express your message of thanks during the
commencement exercises in the school.
2. A candidate tells his/ her platform in a grand rally.
SMALL GROUP
three but not more than twelve people are part of the
conversation. This type of communication is present during
brainstorming or collaborating with other people.
Examples:
1. Your group is pitching ideas for the research title to be
presented.
2. Your father told the whole family that the trip to Hundred
Islands will not push through because of the tropical
depression.
MASS
his communication has television, social media, newspaper,
magazines, and the like as channels. This type of
communication reaches millions of people.
Examples:
1. A weather forecaster informs the audiences about the
location of the typhoon.
2. A blog entry about the Tondol White Sand Beach became
trending on social media.
 • Determine what context of
PICTURE PROMPT communication is featured on the
ANALYSIS screen. Then, specify its specific
examples for clarity.
INTRAPERSONAL
(DAYDREAMING)
INTERPERSONAL
(MASS)
INTRAPERSONAL
(MEDITATING)
INTERPERSONAL
(PUBLIC)
INTERPERSONAL
(DYADIC)
INTERPERSONAL
(MASS)
INTERPERSONAL
(SMALL GROUP)
CREATIVE SNAPSHOTS ACTIVITY

Create a collage of images featuring the contexts of

communication, both intrapersonal and interpersonal
communication, respectively.

Then, clearly label each photo with its distinct

classification.