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COMMUNICATION
BREAKDOWN
LESSON 3
BARRIERS TO
COMMUNICATION
PHYSICAL
BARRIERS
Are the natural or
environment condition
that act as a barrier in
communication in
sending the message
from sender to receiver.
PHYSICAL
BARRIERS
1. People talking too loud.
2. Noise from a
construction site
3. Loud sound of a karaoke
4. Blaring of jeepney horns
PSYCHOLOGICAL
BARRIERS
Are called as mental
barriers. These refer to
social and personal
issues of speaker
towards communicating
with others.
PSYCHOLOGICAL
BARRIERS
1. Trauma
2. Shyness, lack of
confidence
3. Depression
4. Fear, stage fright
CULTURAL
BARRIERS
Pertain to
communication
problems encountered
by people regarding
their intrinsic values,
beliefs, and traditions in
conflict with others.
CULTURAL
BARRIERS
1. Different beliefs
2. Traditions, and
customs
3. Manners of dressing
4. speaking
LINGUISTIC
BARRIERS
Pertain to conflicts with regards
to language and word
meanings.
Because words carry denotative
meanings, they can sometimes
cause confusion and
misunderstanding.
Meaning of words and symbols
also vary depending on culture.
LINGUISTIC
BARRIERS
1. Different in language
2. Accent and dialect
3. use of jargon and
slang
4. Speech defects or
language impairments
EXTERNAL
NOISES
Are the “sight, sound
and other stimuli that
draw people’s attention
away from intended
meaning”
EXTERNAL
NOISES
1. Noise from vehicles
2. Singing at the
neighborhood
3. visual aids in front of
the classroom
4. the dog barking
5. the sound of airplane
INTERNAL
NOISES
Are the “thoughts and
feelings that interfere
with meaning.”
INTERNAL
NOISES
1. Confrontation with a
friend.
2. Fear of speaking in
front of the class
3. Racial prejudice
SEMANTIC
NOISES
1. Are the “alternate meanings
aroused by a speaker’s
symbols.
2. This idea mean that a word
may have another meaning
in the minds of the students.
3. This is affected by the
language in which they grew
and the culture in which
they are exposed.
SEMANTIC
NOISES
1. Incorrect grammar
2. using excessive
technical jargon
3. Using idiomatic
expression
VARIOUS STRATEGIES
TO AVOID
COMMUNICATION
BREAKDOWN
1.HAVECLARITYOF
THOUGHTBEFORE
SPEAKING
Arrange your thoughts before
verbalizing them this can help
you communicate much more
clearly and succinctly.
It’s a better idea tosay
something like, “I’ve got few
ideas here. Let me go through
them one at a time. We cab
treat each one on its own
merit.”
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
2.LEARNTO
LISTEN
As simple as it sound, you’ll be
surprised how many people out there
don’t know how to listen well.
Not understanding those who you are
trying to communicate with will lead
to conversation fraught with
misunderstanding.
Don’t be afraid to ask them to repeat
or explain further in polite manner
once you don’t understand the point.
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
3.TAKECAREOF
YOURBODY
LANGUAGEAND
TONE
Keep your emotion in
check, try to maintain
eye contact, and adopt a
relaxed tone when
conversing with others.
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
4.BUILDUPYOUR
CONDIDENCEBY
ASKINGFOR
FEEDBACKAND
OBSERVINGOTHERS
Focus on improving your
skills by practicing in front
of those who you may feel
more comfortable with.
You can also ask whose
advise you value to give you
feedback and critique your
communication style alter a
discussion.
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
5.COMMUNICATE
FACETOFACEON
THEIMPORANT
ISSUES
Having that face to face
dialogue means you can
convey your point more
clearly, with your body
language as well as your
tone of voice.
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
5.COMMUNICATE
FACETOFACEON
THEIMPORANT
ISSUES
It can also help to clear
up any
misunderstanding or
distortion of the
message that could
occur through other
medium.
5 Ways To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
5.COMMUNICATE
FACETOFACEON
THEIMPORANT
ISSUES
It can also help to clear
up any
misunderstanding or
distortion of the
message that could
occur through other
medium.
Becoming an effective communicator
takes time and practice. Over time,
using these strategies can lead to
better communication in your
personal relationships, and more
productive workplace environment as
well.
REMEMBER!!!!!!
!!!
5.COMMUNICATE
FACETOFACEON
THEIMPORANT
ISSUES
It can also help to clear
up any
misunderstanding or
distortion of the
message that could
occur through other
medium.
Straegies To
Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
1.KEEPFOCUSED
One way of being focused is
to put in mind the purpose of
communication.
As a speaker identify your
purpose for speaking and as
a listener find the speaker’s
purpose thru his/her verbal
and non-verbal cues.
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
2.SPEAK
INTELLIGIBLY
Speaking intelligible or
clearly means using the
appropriate speaking
volume, pitch rate, proper
enunciation, stress, and
acceptable pronunciation.
We speak in order to
understand
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
3.LISTENWITH
YOUREARSAND
EYES
Pay attention to verbal
and non-verbal message.
Effective communication
depends on what people
say and how they say it.
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
4.MINIMIZE
DISTRACTION
Look for e place where you
can minimize distractions or
noise like closed area, empty
room, or quiet places.
Lessening the cause for
confusion means giving more
room to focus and
concentrate.
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
5.Bespecific
Use simple and concise
words as much as
possible in delivering a
message.
Being specific means
being particular and
direct to the point.
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
6.DONOTJUMP
TOCONCLUSIONS
Before you give your
comments and jusdgement,
be sure that you have
listened attentively to the
speaker.
Conclusions should be drawn
after a thorough analysis of
point given or informative
received
Straegies To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
5.COMMUNICATE
FACETOFACEON
THEIMPORANT
ISSUES
It can also help to clear
up any
misunderstanding or
distortion of the
message that could
occur through other
medium.
Tips On How
To Avoid
Communication
Breakdown
COMPLETENESS
It is important to whole
communication process.
The speaker should
include everything that
the receiver needs to
hear, respond, react, or
evaluate properly.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
COMPLETENESS
She or he should be
able to convey all
pertinent details so
listener or audience will
be able to grasp the
intended message.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
CONCISENESS
The message should be
direct or straight to the
point and should be
expressed in the least
possible number of words.
Irrelative information
should not be included.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
CONSIDERATION
In order to be effective, the
speaker should give high
regard and courtesy to
audience’s background
information such as
his/her culture, education,
religion, status, mood,
feelings and needs.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
COURTESY
The speaker can show respect to
his/he receives through
understanding their culture,
values, and beliefs.
The speaker can show respect to
the listeners by demonstrating
an understanding of their
language and consideration of
the audience’s perspectives and
feelings on the sender.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
CLEARNESS It implies the use of
simple and specific
words to express ideas.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
CORRECTNESS
Avoiding mistakes I
grammar helps to boost
the credibility and
effectiveness of the
message, and at the same
time it eliminates negative
impact on the audience.
Tips On How To Avoid
Communication Breakdown
Directions: Explain why there is communication
breakdown on the given situations.
1. Jay and Michelle started talking about their plans for
Christmas Vacation when their classmate, Moy, interrupted
them.
___________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
2. “Mama, I will buy this cake for you. I am very sure that
you will like its taste. It’s from our favorite cake store!”
___________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
3. You spent the night thinking and analyzing why a student
from another class talked to you on your way home.
___________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
4. Livy encounters a participant who is very eager to share
with others her views and opinions. She does this without
asking permission.
___________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
5. In some Asian countries, direct eye contact is considered
disrespectful and rude. In others, it is a must.
___________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Write a letter to your teacher about your
personal learning on communication
breakdown. Include in your letter, how
this lesson can be useful in your daily
life particularly at home, in school, and
in the community.

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OC_LESSON-3.pptx

  • 3. PHYSICAL BARRIERS Are the natural or environment condition that act as a barrier in communication in sending the message from sender to receiver.
  • 4. PHYSICAL BARRIERS 1. People talking too loud. 2. Noise from a construction site 3. Loud sound of a karaoke 4. Blaring of jeepney horns
  • 5. PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS Are called as mental barriers. These refer to social and personal issues of speaker towards communicating with others.
  • 6. PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS 1. Trauma 2. Shyness, lack of confidence 3. Depression 4. Fear, stage fright
  • 7. CULTURAL BARRIERS Pertain to communication problems encountered by people regarding their intrinsic values, beliefs, and traditions in conflict with others.
  • 8. CULTURAL BARRIERS 1. Different beliefs 2. Traditions, and customs 3. Manners of dressing 4. speaking
  • 9. LINGUISTIC BARRIERS Pertain to conflicts with regards to language and word meanings. Because words carry denotative meanings, they can sometimes cause confusion and misunderstanding. Meaning of words and symbols also vary depending on culture.
  • 10. LINGUISTIC BARRIERS 1. Different in language 2. Accent and dialect 3. use of jargon and slang 4. Speech defects or language impairments
  • 11. EXTERNAL NOISES Are the “sight, sound and other stimuli that draw people’s attention away from intended meaning”
  • 12. EXTERNAL NOISES 1. Noise from vehicles 2. Singing at the neighborhood 3. visual aids in front of the classroom 4. the dog barking 5. the sound of airplane
  • 13. INTERNAL NOISES Are the “thoughts and feelings that interfere with meaning.”
  • 14. INTERNAL NOISES 1. Confrontation with a friend. 2. Fear of speaking in front of the class 3. Racial prejudice
  • 15. SEMANTIC NOISES 1. Are the “alternate meanings aroused by a speaker’s symbols. 2. This idea mean that a word may have another meaning in the minds of the students. 3. This is affected by the language in which they grew and the culture in which they are exposed.
  • 16. SEMANTIC NOISES 1. Incorrect grammar 2. using excessive technical jargon 3. Using idiomatic expression
  • 18. 1.HAVECLARITYOF THOUGHTBEFORE SPEAKING Arrange your thoughts before verbalizing them this can help you communicate much more clearly and succinctly. It’s a better idea tosay something like, “I’ve got few ideas here. Let me go through them one at a time. We cab treat each one on its own merit.” 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 19. 2.LEARNTO LISTEN As simple as it sound, you’ll be surprised how many people out there don’t know how to listen well. Not understanding those who you are trying to communicate with will lead to conversation fraught with misunderstanding. Don’t be afraid to ask them to repeat or explain further in polite manner once you don’t understand the point. 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 20. 3.TAKECAREOF YOURBODY LANGUAGEAND TONE Keep your emotion in check, try to maintain eye contact, and adopt a relaxed tone when conversing with others. 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 21. 4.BUILDUPYOUR CONDIDENCEBY ASKINGFOR FEEDBACKAND OBSERVINGOTHERS Focus on improving your skills by practicing in front of those who you may feel more comfortable with. You can also ask whose advise you value to give you feedback and critique your communication style alter a discussion. 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 22. 5.COMMUNICATE FACETOFACEON THEIMPORANT ISSUES Having that face to face dialogue means you can convey your point more clearly, with your body language as well as your tone of voice. 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 23. 5.COMMUNICATE FACETOFACEON THEIMPORANT ISSUES It can also help to clear up any misunderstanding or distortion of the message that could occur through other medium. 5 Ways To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 24. 5.COMMUNICATE FACETOFACEON THEIMPORANT ISSUES It can also help to clear up any misunderstanding or distortion of the message that could occur through other medium. Becoming an effective communicator takes time and practice. Over time, using these strategies can lead to better communication in your personal relationships, and more productive workplace environment as well. REMEMBER!!!!!! !!!
  • 25. 5.COMMUNICATE FACETOFACEON THEIMPORANT ISSUES It can also help to clear up any misunderstanding or distortion of the message that could occur through other medium. Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 26. 1.KEEPFOCUSED One way of being focused is to put in mind the purpose of communication. As a speaker identify your purpose for speaking and as a listener find the speaker’s purpose thru his/her verbal and non-verbal cues. Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 27. 2.SPEAK INTELLIGIBLY Speaking intelligible or clearly means using the appropriate speaking volume, pitch rate, proper enunciation, stress, and acceptable pronunciation. We speak in order to understand Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 28. 3.LISTENWITH YOUREARSAND EYES Pay attention to verbal and non-verbal message. Effective communication depends on what people say and how they say it. Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 29. 4.MINIMIZE DISTRACTION Look for e place where you can minimize distractions or noise like closed area, empty room, or quiet places. Lessening the cause for confusion means giving more room to focus and concentrate. Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 30. 5.Bespecific Use simple and concise words as much as possible in delivering a message. Being specific means being particular and direct to the point. Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 31. 6.DONOTJUMP TOCONCLUSIONS Before you give your comments and jusdgement, be sure that you have listened attentively to the speaker. Conclusions should be drawn after a thorough analysis of point given or informative received Straegies To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 32. 5.COMMUNICATE FACETOFACEON THEIMPORANT ISSUES It can also help to clear up any misunderstanding or distortion of the message that could occur through other medium. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 33. COMPLETENESS It is important to whole communication process. The speaker should include everything that the receiver needs to hear, respond, react, or evaluate properly. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 34. COMPLETENESS She or he should be able to convey all pertinent details so listener or audience will be able to grasp the intended message. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 35. CONCISENESS The message should be direct or straight to the point and should be expressed in the least possible number of words. Irrelative information should not be included. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 36. CONSIDERATION In order to be effective, the speaker should give high regard and courtesy to audience’s background information such as his/her culture, education, religion, status, mood, feelings and needs. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 37. COURTESY The speaker can show respect to his/he receives through understanding their culture, values, and beliefs. The speaker can show respect to the listeners by demonstrating an understanding of their language and consideration of the audience’s perspectives and feelings on the sender. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 38. CLEARNESS It implies the use of simple and specific words to express ideas. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 39. CORRECTNESS Avoiding mistakes I grammar helps to boost the credibility and effectiveness of the message, and at the same time it eliminates negative impact on the audience. Tips On How To Avoid Communication Breakdown
  • 40. Directions: Explain why there is communication breakdown on the given situations. 1. Jay and Michelle started talking about their plans for Christmas Vacation when their classmate, Moy, interrupted them. ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ 2. “Mama, I will buy this cake for you. I am very sure that you will like its taste. It’s from our favorite cake store!” ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
  • 41. 3. You spent the night thinking and analyzing why a student from another class talked to you on your way home. ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ 4. Livy encounters a participant who is very eager to share with others her views and opinions. She does this without asking permission. ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ 5. In some Asian countries, direct eye contact is considered disrespectful and rude. In others, it is a must. ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
  • 42. Write a letter to your teacher about your personal learning on communication breakdown. Include in your letter, how this lesson can be useful in your daily life particularly at home, in school, and in the community.