ORAL

COMMUNICATION
ORAL
 by word of
mouth; spoken
rather than
written
COMMUNICATION
 Communication is the
process of passing
information and
understanding from one
person to another.”
 ORAL
COMMUNICATION
Oral communication is
the process of
expressing information
or ideas by word of
mouth
 SPEECH
CONTEXT
 Speech context is the
way that people use to
communicate and
transmit message orally
or verbally.
INTRAPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
 Intrapersonal
Communication- talking
to oneself.
Three Aspects of
Intrapersonal
Communication
SELF CONCEPT
 (SELF
AWARENESS)
It determines how a
person sees him/
herself and oriented
towards others.
INTERNAL
DISCOURSE
Involves thinking,
concentration and
analysis
 Example: Consciously
appreciating the beauty
of sunset.
 SOLO VOCAL
COMMUNICATION
Includes speaking aloud
to oneself.
Example: Talking to
yourself as you
complain about your
teacher.
 SOLO WRITTEN
COMMUNICATION
Dealing with writing not
intended for others.
Example: An entry in a
diary or personal
journal.
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
 This refers to
communication
between and among
people and establishes
personal relationship
between and among
them.
 Interpersonal
Communication can be
categorized by the
number of participants.
Dyad Communication-
involves two people.
Example: Two friends
talking.
Group Communication-
involves three or more
persons.
Example: Group study,
lectures, or Group
activity.
 PUBLIC
COMMUNICATION
 Involves a large
group with primarily
one-way monologue
style generating only
minimal feedback.
Example: Lectures in a
university or Graduation
speech.
 MASS
COMMUNICATION
 This refers to
communication that takes
place through television,
radio, newspapers,
magazines, books,
internet, and other types
of media.
 Example: You are a
student journalist
articulating you stand
on current issues
through the school’s
newspaper.