INTRODUCTION ORAL COMMUNICATION
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Human society depends on communication between individuals. People constantly interact and engage in conversations, discussions, interviews, meetings and other exchanges to share information and build connections. While everyone has the innate ability to communicate through speech, not all people have developed strong communication skills for public settings. This document aims to provide guidance on improving oral communication skills in order to communicate effectively.
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INTRODUCTION ORAL COMMUNICATION
- 3. Human Society cannot function without Communication. Society exists and grows with every Communication Activity between and among persons within the society. We are social beings who interact with one another all the time.
- 4. It has been said that people cannot NOT communicate. We engage in conversations, Dialogues, interviews, committee, meetings, group discussion, public speaking and organizational or cultural interchanges. We are therefore, all COMMUNICATORS.
- 6. All of us are born with the ability to speak – we have the necessary speech organs, we have the capacity to learn language.
- 7. OBJECTIVE: • Meant to guide you through the intricate process of communication for a better understanding of what the communication process entails. • To provide you with the building blocks that will inspire you with your confidence in your ability to speak in a public setting.
- 8. CHAPTER 1: EXPLORING THE NATURE OF COMMUNICATION
Editor's Notes
- Just because we can run doesn’t mean we can join marathon anytime we like. Just as we need to prepare before running a marathon. We have to prepare before communicating with anyone.