7. DISCUSS ANSWERS TO THE
FF. QUESTIONS:
• What went wrong in the communication of
the family members?
• What could have worked better in their
communication?
• How can meal time promote effective
communication and family bond?
• How important is meal time for Filipinos?
9. 1. SOURCE- The sender carefully crafts the
message. The sender may be anyone: an
author of a book, a public speaker in
special occasion or even a traffic enforcer.
2. MESSAGE- the reason behind any
interaction. It is the meaning shared
between the sender and the receiver.
Messages take many forms, they could
mean poems, songs, essays, news articles,
road signs and symbols.
10. 3. CHANNEL- the means by which a
messaged is conveyed. It is the responsibility
of both the sender and the receiver to choose
the best channel for the interaction.
4. RECEIVER- the person who receives the
transmitted message.
-expected to listen or read carefully, to
be aware of different kinds of sender to jot
down information when needed, to provide
response and to ask questions for
clarification.
11. 5. FEEDBACK- essential to confirm
recipient understanding.
6. ENVIRONMENT- the place, the feeling,
the mood, the mindset, and the condition of
both sender and receiver.
- may involve physical set-up of a
location where communication takes place.
7. CONTEXT-involves the expectations of
the sender and the receiver and the common
or shared understanding through the
environmental signals.
12. 8. INTERFERENCE- also known as barrier
or block that prevents effective
communication to take place.
KINDS OF INTERFERENCE
a. Psychological barriers
b. Physical barriers
c. Linguistic and cultural barriers
d. Mechanical barriers
13. NINE PRINCIPLES OF
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
1. CLARITY makes speeches understandable.
2. CONCRETENESS reduces
misunderstandings.
3. COURTESY builds goodwill.
4. CORRECTNESS
5. CONSIDERATION
14. 6. CREATIVITY in communication
means having the ability to craft
interesting messages.
7. CONCISENESS- simplicity and
directness help you to be concise.
8. CULTURAL SENSITIVITY
9. CAPTIVATING
15. PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
ORAL COMMUNICATION
1. Be clear with your purpose. You should know
by heart your objective in communicating.
2. Be complete with the message you deliver.
Make sure that your claims are supported by
facts and essential information.
3. Be concise. You do not need to be verbose or
wordy with your statements. Brevity in speech
is a must.
16. 4. Be natural with your delivery. Punctuate
important words with the appropriate gestures
and movements. Exude a certain degree of
confidence even if you do feel confident
enough.
5. Be specific and timely with your feedback.
Inputs are most helpful when provided on time.
18. • Communication ethics emphasizes that
morals influence the behavior of an
individual, group, or organization thereby
affecting their communication.
• Ethics- a branch of philosophy that focuses
on issues of right and wrong in human
affairs.
19. ETHICAL COMMUNICATORS:
1. Respect Audience.
2. Consider the result of communication.
3. Value truth.
4. Use information correctly.
5. Do not falsify information.
20. CONCRETIZING
1. Through a slogan, state how the
knowledge of the communication process
aids people in communicating effectively.
22. What is the image saying
about the world today?
23. Globalization
• The communication and assimilation
among individuals, ethnicities, races,
institutions, governments of various
nations supported by technology and
compelled by international trade.
24. • Due to globalization, the more you become exposed to
diversity---the valuing of the uniqueness or differences in
gender preference, color, age, religious affiliation,
ethnicity, education, social and economic status and
political beliefs.
28. 1. Review communication principles.
2. Analyze the message receiver.
3. Be open to an accepting of other
cultures.
4. Learn about cultures and apply what
is learned.
5. Consider language needs.
29. • Watch the video “Wiring a Web for Global
Good” (https://youtu.be/y7rrJAC84FA).
Study the speech. In a form of a reaction
paper, answer the following questions:
a. What global issues have emerged because
of miscommunication?
b. How can effective communication and
language use contribute to the creation of
a truly global society?
