This document discusses the definition and types of communication. It defines communication as the act of expressing ideas through spoken or written means. It also describes the three types of communication: intrapersonal communication which occurs within oneself; interpersonal communication between two individuals; and public communication between an individual and a large group. The document emphasizes that communication is a dynamic process involving both content and relational messages.
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This document discusses important language skills for effective communication. It lists the four main language skills as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. For speaking specifically, it identifies elements like tone, pronunciation, posture, pace, gestures, and oration. It argues that language skills are crucial for clear communication between people whether verbal or non-verbal. Developing strong language abilities allows one to effectively convey feelings and messages. Speaking in particular is defined as the ability to express ideas, beliefs, and emotions through language that can be understood by others. It involves a conversation between two or more people.
This document discusses the definition and types of communication. It defines communication as the act of expressing ideas through spoken or written means. It also describes the three types of communication: intrapersonal communication which occurs within oneself; interpersonal communication between two individuals; and public communication between an individual and a large group. The document emphasizes that communication is a dynamic process involving both content and relational messages.
This lesson plan in Filipino VI is made for educational purposes only. Any reproduction of this lesson plan for business purposes without a prior notice from the owner is prohibited and against the law.
This document discusses important language skills for effective communication. It lists the four main language skills as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. For speaking specifically, it identifies elements like tone, pronunciation, posture, pace, gestures, and oration. It argues that language skills are crucial for clear communication between people whether verbal or non-verbal. Developing strong language abilities allows one to effectively convey feelings and messages. Speaking in particular is defined as the ability to express ideas, beliefs, and emotions through language that can be understood by others. It involves a conversation between two or more people.
This document summarizes Philippine literature during the Period of the New Society from 1972-1980 under martial law. It discusses trends in various genres including poetry, plays, film, radio, television and publications. Key themes in literature focused on nation-building, discipline, family planning, and environmental issues. The document also lists notable authors and their works during this period, as well as organizations that contributed to play development. Bilingual education declined during this time as focus shifted to problems of national identity and development.
The document summarizes the history of electronics from the 1940s to present day in four periods: the vacuum tube period, the transistor period, the integrated circuit period, and the computer processors period. It describes several important early electronic devices like the ENIAC, the first general purpose computer, and the invention of the transistor in 1947, which led to smaller and faster electronic devices. The integrated circuit, invented in the 1950s, further revolutionized electronics by incorporating multiple circuit elements into a single small chip, increasing processing speeds. Modern computer processors continue to rapidly advance, powering innovations in areas like personal computing, productivity, entertainment, and communication.
The document discusses the history and establishment of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It traces the origins of military training programs for students back to the Spanish colonial period and discusses how the program evolved over time, going from ROTC to CMT and eventually becoming the current NSTP under Republic Act 9163. The NSTP aims to promote civic consciousness and involvement among youth through its three components: Literacy Training Service, Reserve Officers Training Corps, and Civic Welfare Training Service.
Jose Garcia Villa ( The Bashful one, First, A poem must be magical and The Em...Ariel Lianko
This document provides biographical information about Simeon Villa. It notes that he was born in 1908 in the Philippines, attended the University of the Philippines, and married Rosemarie Lamb in 1946. Villa published several short story collections and books of poetry throughout his life and passed away in 1997 in New York at age 88 from cerebral stroke and pneumonia.
Eastern visayas literature ( by group 1 12- Modeller 21st centuryCedric Dela Rojo
Eastern Visayas literature includes works written in Waray and Cebuano by local writers. It documents poetic forms like candu, haya, ambahan, and balac that were first recorded by a Spanish Jesuit priest in the 1600s. These forms describe early narratives and a poetic love exchange called balac or amoral during the Spanish period and ismayling during the American occupation, with some reinvented versions expressing anti-imperialist sentiments with the woman as the motherland and the man as a patriot.
The Elements of Visual Arts and Performing Artsclxrisse
The document discusses the key elements of visual arts, including line, color, texture, perspective, space, form, and volume. It provides examples of how these elements are used in different art forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture. Specifically, it focuses on line and color, describing different types of lines like curved, diagonal, and vertical lines. It also covers the dimensions of color including hue, value, and intensity. Various color harmonies and color psychology are explained.
Connecting Philippine Mythology to Magical Realism in Two Short Stories 2Gio Romero Chao
This document provides an overview of the development and history of magical realism. It begins by discussing the origins of the term "magical realism" coined by German art critic Franz Roh in 1924 to describe trends in Post-Expressionist painting. Roh saw these paintings as celebrating the mundane through fantastical representations of everyday objects. The document then traces how the concept shifted from the visual arts to literature, being adopted and adapted by writers and critics in Latin America in the 1940s-present. It outlines some of the key figures and theories that have shaped understandings of magical realism over time in both Western and Philippine contexts.
This document provides information about ballroom dancing, including its origins in European court dances of the 17th-18th centuries. It defines ballroom dancing as a type of social dance performed by couples following synchronized steps. The document discusses the development of ballroom dance and lists 12 common ballroom dance styles. It also covers basic ballroom dance positions and the three worlds (social, competitive, exhibition) of ballroom dancing. Finally, the document provides details about large group festival dances in the Philippines, including their origins and cultural significance.
Pagsusuri sa Maikling Kuwento- "Di Maabot ng Kawalang Malay" ni Edgardo M. ReyesOnah P
Ang Pagsusuri sa tekstong ito (ng bantog na manunulat- Edagrdo M. Reyes) ay isa sa mga pinal na gawain para sa subjek na Kritisismong Pampanitikan mula sa Paaralang Gradwado sa isang kilalang kolehiyo sa Maynila. Ang awtor ay lubos na umaasang makatutulong ang ilang impormasyong naibigay mula sa kaniyang sariling pagpapakahulugan sa teksto at batay na rin sa kanyang sariling paniniwala na pinagtibay ng mga karanasan sa buhay. Ang bawat tao ay may kanya-kanyang paraan ng pagsusuri o pag-aanalisa. Ano mang pagkukulang ng pagsusuring ito ay lubos na ginagalang. Gayon din, ang inyong mga puna ay ipinagpapalagay na malaking tulong sa lalo pang ikauunlad ng awtor sa paraan ng kanyang pagsususri sa mga katulad na teksto sa hinaharap.
This document summarizes Philippine literature during the Period of the New Society from 1972-1980 under martial law. It discusses trends in various genres including poetry, plays, film, radio, television and publications. Key themes in literature focused on nation-building, discipline, family planning, and environmental issues. The document also lists notable authors and their works during this period, as well as organizations that contributed to play development. Bilingual education declined during this time as focus shifted to problems of national identity and development.
The document summarizes the history of electronics from the 1940s to present day in four periods: the vacuum tube period, the transistor period, the integrated circuit period, and the computer processors period. It describes several important early electronic devices like the ENIAC, the first general purpose computer, and the invention of the transistor in 1947, which led to smaller and faster electronic devices. The integrated circuit, invented in the 1950s, further revolutionized electronics by incorporating multiple circuit elements into a single small chip, increasing processing speeds. Modern computer processors continue to rapidly advance, powering innovations in areas like personal computing, productivity, entertainment, and communication.
The document discusses the history and establishment of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It traces the origins of military training programs for students back to the Spanish colonial period and discusses how the program evolved over time, going from ROTC to CMT and eventually becoming the current NSTP under Republic Act 9163. The NSTP aims to promote civic consciousness and involvement among youth through its three components: Literacy Training Service, Reserve Officers Training Corps, and Civic Welfare Training Service.
Jose Garcia Villa ( The Bashful one, First, A poem must be magical and The Em...Ariel Lianko
This document provides biographical information about Simeon Villa. It notes that he was born in 1908 in the Philippines, attended the University of the Philippines, and married Rosemarie Lamb in 1946. Villa published several short story collections and books of poetry throughout his life and passed away in 1997 in New York at age 88 from cerebral stroke and pneumonia.
Eastern visayas literature ( by group 1 12- Modeller 21st centuryCedric Dela Rojo
Eastern Visayas literature includes works written in Waray and Cebuano by local writers. It documents poetic forms like candu, haya, ambahan, and balac that were first recorded by a Spanish Jesuit priest in the 1600s. These forms describe early narratives and a poetic love exchange called balac or amoral during the Spanish period and ismayling during the American occupation, with some reinvented versions expressing anti-imperialist sentiments with the woman as the motherland and the man as a patriot.
The Elements of Visual Arts and Performing Artsclxrisse
The document discusses the key elements of visual arts, including line, color, texture, perspective, space, form, and volume. It provides examples of how these elements are used in different art forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture. Specifically, it focuses on line and color, describing different types of lines like curved, diagonal, and vertical lines. It also covers the dimensions of color including hue, value, and intensity. Various color harmonies and color psychology are explained.
Connecting Philippine Mythology to Magical Realism in Two Short Stories 2Gio Romero Chao
This document provides an overview of the development and history of magical realism. It begins by discussing the origins of the term "magical realism" coined by German art critic Franz Roh in 1924 to describe trends in Post-Expressionist painting. Roh saw these paintings as celebrating the mundane through fantastical representations of everyday objects. The document then traces how the concept shifted from the visual arts to literature, being adopted and adapted by writers and critics in Latin America in the 1940s-present. It outlines some of the key figures and theories that have shaped understandings of magical realism over time in both Western and Philippine contexts.
This document provides information about ballroom dancing, including its origins in European court dances of the 17th-18th centuries. It defines ballroom dancing as a type of social dance performed by couples following synchronized steps. The document discusses the development of ballroom dance and lists 12 common ballroom dance styles. It also covers basic ballroom dance positions and the three worlds (social, competitive, exhibition) of ballroom dancing. Finally, the document provides details about large group festival dances in the Philippines, including their origins and cultural significance.
Pagsusuri sa Maikling Kuwento- "Di Maabot ng Kawalang Malay" ni Edgardo M. ReyesOnah P
Ang Pagsusuri sa tekstong ito (ng bantog na manunulat- Edagrdo M. Reyes) ay isa sa mga pinal na gawain para sa subjek na Kritisismong Pampanitikan mula sa Paaralang Gradwado sa isang kilalang kolehiyo sa Maynila. Ang awtor ay lubos na umaasang makatutulong ang ilang impormasyong naibigay mula sa kaniyang sariling pagpapakahulugan sa teksto at batay na rin sa kanyang sariling paniniwala na pinagtibay ng mga karanasan sa buhay. Ang bawat tao ay may kanya-kanyang paraan ng pagsusuri o pag-aanalisa. Ano mang pagkukulang ng pagsusuring ito ay lubos na ginagalang. Gayon din, ang inyong mga puna ay ipinagpapalagay na malaking tulong sa lalo pang ikauunlad ng awtor sa paraan ng kanyang pagsususri sa mga katulad na teksto sa hinaharap.