The document identifies six types of oral communication activities: one-on-one speaking, small group/team-based oral work, full class discussion, in-class debates/deliberations, speeches, and presentations. It provides examples for each type and examines ways to assess oral communication activities, including examining the central message, delivery techniques, language used, and organization. The overall purpose is to define different forms of oral communication and how they can be evaluated.

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Oral Communication in Context 11
ORAL COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES

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Identify the different types of oral
communication activities
THESE ARE THE TALKING POINTS
Examine different oral
communication activities
Show appreciation of the importance of
oral communication activities in daily life
Display eagerness in doing different oral
communication activities

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Oral Communication is the
process of expressing
information or ideas by word or
mouth.
WE ALL KNOW
THAT…

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DID YOU KNOW THAT…
Oral Communication can be
formal or informal?

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Examples of Informal Oral Communication
Face-to-face
Conversation
Telephone
Conversation
Business Meeting
Discussion

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Examples of Formal Oral Communication
Business Meeting
Presentation
Classroom
Lectures
Commencement
Speech

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Six Types of Oral
Communication
Activities

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One-on-One Speaking
Examples:
A student who talks to his/her teacher
A child asking for money from his/her
mother

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Small Group/Team-Based Oral Work
Examples:
Group Classroom Activities
Small Group Discussion

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Full Class Discussion
Examples:
Class Lectures

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In-class Debate/Deliberation
Debate typically involves participants
to argue on one side while deliberation
allows for movement by individuals
within process.

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Speeches
Examples:
SONA
Valedictory Speech
Pledge of Loyalty
Welcome Address/Closing Remarks
Impromptu/Extemporaneous

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Presentations
Examples:
Oral Defense in Research
Business Proposals
Group Presentations

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Ways to examine oral
communication
activities:
― Irene M. Pepperberg

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Central Message
The main point/ bottom line/
take away of a presentation

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Delivery Techniques
These include posture,
gestures, eye contact and
the use of voice

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Language
The vocabulary, terminology,
language that support the
effectiveness of the presentation
should be appropriate.

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Organization
The grouping and sequence of the
presentation.

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