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1. Oral
Communication
in Context
Prepared by: Sir. Alj Tolentino

2. By the end of the lesson students
should:
● Analyze the elements included in
each of the communication models;
● Write conversation chunks and
● Present group discussion about
communication.
Learning Outcomes

3. 01.
Review
Communication
Models
02.
Motivation
Pre-Activity
03.
Discussion
Elements of
Communication
04.
Wrap Up
Review the lesson

4. Review

5. Communication Models
Communication models are systematic
representations of the process which helps
in understanding how communication
works can be done. Models show the
process metaphorically and in symbols.
Definition

6. Aristotle’s Model of Communication
First and earliest
linear model of
communication.
Definition Representation

7. Shannon-Weaver
Model of Communication
”This is often called the
Telephone Model because
it is based on the
experience of having the
message interfered with by
“noise”.
Definition Representation

8. Schramm’s Model of Communication
There is an overlap
between the Field of
Experience of the
Speaker and the Field
of Experience of the
Listener.
Definition Representation

9. White’s Model of Communication
Communication is
circular and
continuous,
without a
beginning or end.
Definition Representation

10. Motivation

11. 4 pics 1 word

13. I CNUM O NITAO MC

15. D ENES R

17. E ICER V E R

19. S EION

21. S ASEM G E

22. DISCUSSION:
Lesson 3
Elements of
Communication

23. There are 9 major elements when we talk
about the communication process.
Sender Encoding Message
Channel Decoding Receiver
Feedback Context Barrier

24. The source of information or
message.
SENDER

25. The information, ideas, or
thoughts conveyed by the speaker
in words or in actions.
MESSAGE

26. The process of converting the
message into words, actions, or
other forms that the speaker
understands.
ENCODING

27. The process of interpreting the
encoded message of the
speaker by the receiver.
DECODING

29. The medium or the means, such as
personal or non personal, verbal or
nonverbal, in which the encoded
message is conveyed.
CHANNEL

30. The recipient of the message, or
someone who decodes the
message
RECEIVER

31. The reactions, responses, or
information provided by the
receiver
FEEDBACK

32. The environment where
communication takes place.
CONTEXT

33. The factors that affect the flow of
communication
BARRIERS

34. ❖ Emotional
❖ Social
❖ Physical
❖ Psychological
FACTORS

35. WRAP
UP!

36. There are 9 major elements when we talk
about the communication process.
Sender Encoding Message
Channel Decoding Receiver
Feedback Context Barrier

37. REMEMBER!
Communication is a
process that concerns an
exchange of ideas and
facts between two or
more entities, to achieve
a mutual idea.

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