This document discusses communicative models of communication. It describes several models including the linear model, interactive model, and transactional model. It provides details on some common models such as Aristotle's model, Shannon and Weaver's model, Berlo's SMCR model, and Lasswell's model. The document emphasizes that communicative models provide systematic representations of the communication process to help understand how communication works.

1. COMMUNICATIVE MODEL
Esraa Talal

2. MAN IS A SOCIAL ANIMAL
(ARISTOTLE)

3. WHAT IS MODEL?
 Drawings
 Charts
 Diagrams
 Cartoons
 schematics
 Pictograms

4. WHAT DO WE MEAN BY COMMUNICATIVE
MODEL?
 Are systematic representation of the process
which helps in understanding how
communication works can be done.

5. THERE ARE MULTIPLE MODELS OF
COMMUNICATION.
 Linear model
 Interactive model
 Transactional model

6. LINEAR MODEL

7. ARISTOTLE MODEL
 These models represents communication as
a orator to a large audience.
 Speaker plays an important role in
communication.

8. SHANNON AND WEAVER MODEL
 This model is focused of information theory;
the transmission and reception of message.
 Transmitter and receiver – used by the
sender and receiver during the act of
communication.

9. DAVID BERLO’S SMCR MODEL
 Berlo’s model has mainly four components to
describe the communication process.

10. LASSWELL’S MODEL
 Laswell’s model is used for interpersonal
message to various groups in various
situation.

11. INTERACTIVE MODEL
 Example:
 Internet has increase the opportunity of
interactive communication and it is still
evolving.

12. INTERACTIVE MODEL
 Feedback

13. TRANSACTIONAL MODEL
 This model can represent mass
communication that is, how an audience
receives information from media, the
intermediaries of information.

14. TEN BASIC COMPONENTS OF A TRULY
COMMUNICATIVE SYLLABUS
 Purposes
 Setting
 Role
 Communicative events
 Language events
 Notions
 Discourse
 Variety of target language
 Grammatical content
 Lexical content