Communication serves five major purposes: to inform, to express feelings, to imagine, to influence, and to meet social expectations. Each of these purposes is reflected in a form of communication. Communication serves five major purposes: to inform, to express feelings, to imagine, to influence, and to meet social expectations. Each of these purposes is reflected in a form of communication.

1. Nathaniel Mario Apolinar
BSHM-1
COMMUNICATION FOR VARIOUS
PURPOSES

2. Convey ideas through Oral, audio-
visual and web-base presentation
for different target audience in
local and global.
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Create clear, coherent and
effective materials.
02 Adopt awareness of audience and
context in presenting ideas
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Present ideas persuasively
using appropriate language
register, tone, facial
expression, and gestures
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outcome
Learning

3. outline
Purposes of Communication
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Public Speaking
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03 Interview
outline

4. A. communication
Purpose of

5. INFORMATIVE
-the main purpose of informative or expository communication
or writing is to simply convey information factualy.
-its goal to input new learning, enhance prior knowledge confirm
a concept, alleviate comprehension of an idea, or explanation a
process or procedure.

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tips in doing informative
presentation
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02
Stick to the facts.
Avoid Repetition.
Make it clear.

7. persuasive
- in writing, it is pushing across an idea and convincing people
or readers to support the idea you want to convey
TV commercials
Periodical advertisements
billboards
EXAMPLE:

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tips in doing a persuasive
presentation
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02
Be objective, but subjective.
Use your brain, not your heart.
Cite, cite, cite.

9. argumentive
- tries to make listeners/readers believe that your idea is
better based on the various reasons that you have at hand
Debate
Meetin’ de avance
EXAMPLE:
-it is logical and reasoned wat to demonstrate one’s point of
view , belief, conclusion or position

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tips in doing an
argumentative presentation
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02
It is a one way debate.
Move the reader to action.
End with a punch.

11. B. speaking
Public

12. public speaking
-Public speaking is a way of making your ideas public- of
sharing them with other people and of influencing other
people.

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three major differences between conversation
and public speaking (lucas, 2015)
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02
Public speaking is more highly
structured
Public speaking requires more formal
language
Public speaking requires a different
method of delivery

14. several ways of delivering a speech
A Read speech or reading from
manuscript is the word-for-word
iteration of a written message.
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15. several ways of delivering a speech
2. A Memorized speech is the
recitation of a written message that
the speaker has memorized.

16. several ways of delivering a speech
3. A Impromptu speech is not
rehearsed. this type of speaking is a
presentation of a short message
without prior preparation.

17. several ways of delivering a speech
4. A Extemporaneous speech is the
presentation of a planned and
rehearsed speech using minimal notes.

18. focus on your topic.
Develop your topic
Organize your speech.
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
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guidelines on writing a speech

19. elements for a good delivery
1.volume 2.pitch 3. rate
4. pauses 5. vocal variety 6. pronunciation
7. articulation 8. movement 9. gestures
10. eye contact

20. 6 ways to turn nervousness from a negative force
into a positive force
Acquire speaking experience.
Prepare.
Think positively.
Use the power of visualization.
Know that most nervousness is not
visible.
Do not expect perfection.
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21. C. Interview

22. Interview
-An interview is a two party interaction in which at least one
party has a specific serious purpose and that usually involves
the asking and answering question.

23. characteristic of
an interview
Interviews always involve two parties.
Interviewing is always purposeful.
There is focus on asking and answering questions.

24. conducting an interview
Open with a greeting and an orientation,
Perform several task during the question-and-
answer phase of discussion,
Close with a satisfactory conclusion.

25. Guidelines for both the interviewer and
interviewee in the conduct of an interview
Formally inform that you will be conducting or attending and
interview.
Being punctual is key in making a good impression.
Dress to impress.
Always start with a hand shake.
Color your words with kindness.
Avoid unnecessary stories.
Do not lose Eye Contact during the Interview.
The magic word is thank you.

26. Thank You!
COMMUNICATION FOR VARIOUS
PURPOSES
Nathaniel Mario Apolinar
BSHM-1