PROCESS

OF
COMMUNICATION
Oral Communication in Context

JESSA NOQUILLA ALOJADO

Module 1 Subject Teacher
 What to learn?
1. define communication and identify its
elements;

objective 2. explain and determine the functions,

nature and process of communication;
and,

3. interpret a simple diagram on how

process of communication occurs based
on a given situation.

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 Activity 1
TIPON MGA MARITES!
Directions:
1. Group yourself into 5 groups.
2. Assigned a leader to get the strip of paper.
3. Whisper the given message to your classmate next in line until it reaches the last person
in the line.
4. The last person shall write the received message on a piece of paper.
5. The correct and complete message wrote by the last person from the team shall earn 5
points on the next Activity.

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 Follow Up Questions:

Did you enjoy the activity?

Was the sentence accurately transmitted? Why or why not?
What help you accomplished the task well?
What hindered you from doing it well?
If you will repeat the process, how would you improve it?

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 PROCESS
“ OF
COMMUNICATION
Communication is divided into elements which help us better understand its mechanics or process.
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 KEEP THIS IN MIND!

Communication is a process of sharing

messages or information between the
speaker and receiver using channels,
contexts, media, and cultures.
It could be done using the verbal and
non-verbal cues. Verbal communication
can be written or spoken.
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 KEEP THIS IN MIND!

Non-verbal communication uses

language, a symbol consisting of drawings,
letters and words.
Non-verbal communication consists of
physical behavior commonly referred to as
body language, use of gestures, space and
voice.
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 KEEP THIS IN MIND!

Communication can be seen in

different situations such as a face-to-
face interaction, a phone call
conversation, a varied group
discussion, an interview, a class
discussion and recitation, and many
others.
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 Elements of Communication
RECEIVER CONTEXT
SPEAKER
MESSAG the recipient the
the source E the CHANNEL of the environment
ENCODING DECODING
of the medium message, or where
information, the process
information ideas, or or the means, the process someone communicati
or message of converting such as of who decodes on takes
thoughts the message personal or interpreting the message place
conveyed by into words,
the speaker non- the encoded
actions, or personal, message of FEEDBACK
in words or in other forms BARRIER
actions verbal or the speaker the reactions,
that the nonverbal, in by the the factors that
speaker responses, or
which the receiver affect the flow of
understands information
encoded communication
provided by
message is the receiver
conveyed
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 Nature of Communication

1. Communication is a process that unfolds over time and creates our

social world.

2. Communication occurs between two or more people (the speaker

and the receiver).

3. Communication can be expressed through words (verbal), action

(nonverbal), or both at the same time.
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 Process of Communication

The speaker generates an idea. The receiver gets the message.

The speaker encodes an idea or converts The receiver decodes or interprets the
the idea into words or actions. message based on the context.

The speaker transmits or sends out a

message. The receiver sends or provides feedback.

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 Functions of Communication

SOCIAL MOTIVATION
CONTROL
INTERACTION Communication
Communication
Communication motivates or
functions to control
allows individuals to encourages people to
behavior.
interact with others. live better.

EMOTIONAL
INFORMATION
EXPRESSION
DISSEMINATION
Communication
Communication
facilitates people’s
functions to convey
expression of their
information
feelings and emotions
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Thank you