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This document discusses communication and defines it as the transfer of information from one person or group to another. It outlines the key elements of communication as a sender, message, and recipient. It then categorizes different types of communication such as verbal, non-verbal, and written and discusses channels of communication like face-to-face, email, and television. The document also examines barriers to effective communication and qualities of a good communicator. Finally, it briefly touches on systems of communication like downward, upward, horizontal, and diagonal.
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- 1. COMMUNICATION BY ELELLOANG MOTLOMELO STUDENT NUMBER: 2021/2285 EMAIL ADDRESS: elelloangalbertina@gmail.com SCHOOL: Lesotho college of education
- 2. What is communication Communication – is the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another. It has three parts: the sender, the message and the recipient . The communication has to be effective, where there will be understanding between two parties that are communicating, the message is understood by the receiver the way it was intended by the sender. The sender conceives a message while the receiver listen to the verbal message, and the sender is idea encodes while the receiver decodes the message then interprets, sending feedback or response.
- 3. Types of communication Verbal communication Non verbal communication Written communication WRITTEN COMMUNICATION VERBAL COMMUNICATION
- 4. Types of communication Verbal communication – Is a type of oral communication where the message is transmitted through the spoken words. For example, phone call and face to face. Non verbal communication- is the transfer of information through body language facial expressions, gestures, created space. For example smiling when you meet someone conveys friendship Written communication – is the exchange of information, ideas, or messages through written language in the form of letters, emails, notes and many more.
- 5. Communication channels Communication channel- is the medium through which the message travels in the communication process. Examples of communication channels Face to face communication Video conferencing Emails Phone calls Text messages WhatsApp Facial expression Television
- 6. Categories of communication Interpersonal communication Intrapersonal communication Extra personal commination Mass communication INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- 7. Categories of communication Intrapersonal communication- communication to one self/alone . All those inner thought processes that are going on in your minds both consciously or subconsciously. For example, thought in the toilet. Inter personal communication-communication between two people or among individuals in a group. For example a doctor and a patient. Extra personal communication – communication between a person and a thing/animal , person and animal or plant . For example a baby girl and a doll. Mass communication- communication between a person and a large target population via media like radio or television.
- 8. Barriers to communication/ factors that lead to poor communication. Inability to listen to others Too much information Cultural differences and language People attitudes and emotional states Arguments Pre judgement Conflicts in work place Non verbal signals
- 9. Qualities of a good communicator Clarity Pronunciation Self esteem Knowledge of content to be taught Creative conduce environment Observant Reliable Approachable Friendly SELF ESTEEM
- 10. 7cs of effective communication Completeness Clarity Conciseness Consideration Correctness Concreteness Curtesy
- 11. Systems of communication Downward communication Upward communication Horizontal communication Diagonal communication
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