Oral Communication Presentation.pptx

ORAL COMMUNICATION
Welcome to
B y : M s . C zarina C iara R. And res

ORal Communication
Introduction
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• Oral communication is communicating with spoken words.
It's a verbal form of communication where you
communicate your thoughts, present ideas and share
information.
• Examples of oral communication are conversations with
friends, family or colleagues, presentations and speeches.

ORAL COMMUNICATION
Importance of
In a professional setting, effective oral communication is important because it is built on
transparency, understanding and trust. Your oral communication skills can boost morale,
encourage improved performance and promote teamwork.
Here are some benefits of oral communication:
It Saves Time By Letting You Convey Your Message Directly To The Other Person And Getting Their
Response Immediately.
It’s The Most Secure Form Of Communication For Critical Issues And Important Information
It Helps To Resolve Conflicts With Face-To-FaceCommunication
It’s A More Transparent Form Of Communication As It Lets You Gauge How Others React To Your Words

5 GROUPS
Any Paper
15 ITEMS
10 SECONDS
After 10 seconds, raise your
board and show your answer.
Counting Easy- 9/ Hard- 6
Write your group number
or team name

1. We speak differently
with different people
• TRUE
• FALSE

2. Greeting someone is a
form of social interaction
• TRUE
• FALSE

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3. The communication process explains and
describes how communication works in setting.
• T R U E
• F A L S E

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4. Conflicts arise when communicators do not
understand the intention of each other.
• T R U E
• F A L S E

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5. There can be no communication at
all if there is no feedback.
TRUE FALSE

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• TRUE
• FALSE
6. Transactional model of
communication means that
an interaction between the
speaker and the listener is
present whenever a
conversation takes place.

7. Turn taking must be observed at all times in
communication
TRUE FALSE
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8. One important rule in
joining conversation is to
give an honest response or
feedback

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9. Linear model of
communication
indicates a one-way
process of
communication.
• TRUE
• FALSE

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10. A valedictory address should be delivered in
a/an ________ style of communication
A. Frozen
B. Formal
C. Casual
D. Intimate

A B C
11. What meaning can you associate to the utterance, "
Where have you been?" (Said in a loud and harsh way)
The person
asking is angry
The person is
simply asking
where the person
went
The person asking
is very concerned

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A B C
Know the
background of
your listener
Get rid of
physical barrier/s
Better to stay
quite
12. Which of the following cannot be a strategy to
avoid failure of communication?

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iNTIMATE CASUAL Consultative
13. Talking with close friend requires a/an ____ style
of communication

A. Hi sister. Could I see you this afternoon?
14. When talking to your school principal, what
style is most appropriate?
B. Good morning sister. I have a concern to
discuss with you. When could I see you?
C. A pleasant day sister. It is my pleasure to
see you again.

B. Good morning sister. I have a concern to
discuss with you. When could I see you?

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15. The person who
initiates a talk is assigned
as the _____.
SPEAKER LISTENER

Act like whatever animal
your classmates yell out

Write your name using
your toes

Put your tongue out and
recite the five school core
values

Cross the room balancing
three book on your head

1/8 Index card
1x1 picture
Write your name, subject, grade and section in the
upper left hand corner
Paste your 1x1 picture in the upper right hand corner
of your 1/8 index card. Submit this on TUESDAY
NEXTWEEK

for listening
Thank you
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