Process of communication

1. Oral Communication
Presented by: Ms. Carla B. Espiritu

2. SCEPEH

3. SPEECH

4. CMANIMITONUCN

5. COMMUNICATION

6. SEMASEG

7. MESSAGE

8. IVECO

9. VOICE

10. DSRNEE

11. SENDER

12. EINSO

13. NOISE

14. Oral Communication

15. ?
What are your three
rules when talking
to someone?
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16. What is Communication?
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17. It is derived from the Latin word
“communis” meaning “commonness” can defined
broadly as the process of transmitting knowledge,
ideas, information, attitudes, feelings and the like.
What is Communication?
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18. It is a two-way process of connecting to both living
and non-living things. It is also a means of sharing and
exchanging messages, information, ideas, and
feelings for mutual understanding (Gregoriom, J.C.,
2015).
What is Communication?
? ? ?

19. “Humans are social beings “

20. Communication connects people and the world they live
in. Through communication, people can express their
thoughts and ideas or convey information and messages
through word of mouth, gestures and signals, signs, and
others. People have always communicated with one
another in various forms.
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21. But, when we look back at the history of
humankind, we will find that early man
couldn’t speak as we do today.
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22. There are two types of
communication...
Verbal
Communicating with words,
written or spoken. Verbal
communication consists of
speaking, listening, writing and
reading.
Communicating without using
any spoken or written word. It
includes gestures, facial
expressions, eye contact,
touching, posture etc.
Non Verbal

23. The
Communication
Process

24. The
Communication
Process
Feedback

25. A sender can
become a receiver,
and a receiver can
be a sender.

26. Why do we
Communicate?

27. Why do we
Communicate?
•It is certain in our lives.
•It serves many purposes.

28. The
Function of
Communication

29. Any question?

30. Thank you for
listening!

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