This document discusses different types of speech contexts. It defines speech context as the environment where communication occurs and how messages are relayed. The main types discussed are intrapersonal communication (within oneself), interpersonal communication (between two or more people in dyads or small groups), public communication (to a larger audience), and mass communication (through media like TV and social media). Examples are provided for each context type to illustrate when and how they occur. The document aims to help students distinguish between contexts and understand how context affects communication.

1. Mrs. Rose Ann B. Buena

2. Types of Speech
Context

3. Learning Outcomes
Distinguish the
context present
in a
communicative
situation.
Participate
actively in
different activities
and in giving
examples of the
speech contexts
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Identify the
various types
of speech
contexts.
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4. What is Speech Context?
• The environment where the
communication happens and how the
message is relayed during the process.
• By knowing the speech context of a
conversation, we can easily understand
the message and we can make
feedback clearly and appropriately.

5. Types Speech Context
Intrapersonal Interpersonal
Public
Communication
Mass
Communication

6. Intrapersonal Communication
• This communication happens within
oneself.
• This means that the speaker acts as
the source and the receiver of the
message.
• When you do self- reflection, you
analyze your thoughts and feelings.
• By knowing what you feel, you can
assess yourself on how to react on it.

7. Examples...
• When you are asked what degree
program you want to pursue in the
college, you think of your interests and
talents, and your strengths and
weaknesses before answering.
• You make yourself calm after realizing
that you lost the food container while
you are on your way back home.

8. Interpersonal Communication
• This communication involves
two or more people. The
conversation can be formal or
informal, intimate or casual
depending on the relationship
people involved have.

9. Two Kinds of Interpersonal
Communication
Dyad Small Group
This refers to two individuals who
take turns speaking and listening
in the communication process,
which may be in formal or
informal situations.
three but not more than twelve
people are part of the
conversation. This type of
communication is present
during brainstorming or
collaborating with other people.

10. Examples
Dyadic Communication
• You talked to your mother that you need
an illustration board for your activity
tomorrow.
• Your doctor asks about what you want to
consult it.

11. Examples
Small Group-
Communication
• Your group is pitching ideas for the
research title to be presented.
• Your father told the whole family that the
trip to Tumipi Falls will not push through
because of the tropical depression.

12. Public Communication
• In this type of communication,
you can deliver a message to
bigger number people in a venue.
• When someone is giving a
message to the public, he/ she
usually inform or persuade
• people.

13. Examples
• You express your message of thanks
during the commencement exercises
in the school.
• A candidate tells his/ her platform in
a grand rally.

14. • This communication has
television, social media,
newspaper, magazines, and
the like as channels.
• This type of communication
reaches millions of people.
Mass Communication

15. Examples
• A weather forecaster informs the
audiences about the location of the
typhoon.
• A news article post about the upcoming
BSKE in Cabadbaran Today Facebook
Page.

16. Performance
Task
Demonstrate
what you have
learned!
Choose from our
learning menu!

17. Learning
Using a
concept map,
show the
different types
of speech
context and
add a short
description of
it.
Draw your
understanding
of the different
types of speech
context (Stick
man will do).
Classify the
following examples
as Intrapersonal,
Interpersonal
(Dyadic, Small
Group), Public
Communication, or
Public
Communication.
Give your
own
example (at
least one)
of each
type of
speech
context.

18. How does our knowledge of the
speech context contribute in
becoming an effective
communicator?
Let's Brainstorm!
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19. Let’s have a quiz!
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20. End-of-lesson Task

21. Digital Photo Album
Using any Microsoft office tool or digital learning
tool, make a digital photo album of your captured
real-life scenarios showing the different types of
speech context. Briefly describe what is shown in
each photo.
Accuracy – 20
Completeness – 20
Creativity – 10
Total – 50

22. Thank you for
listening!

23. Resource
Page
• Domingo, M. & Liboon, K.
(2020). Oral communication in
context quarter 1- module 5:
types of speech context.
Department of Education-
Region IV-A CALABARZON: Rizal
• Sipacio, P. J. & Balgos, A. R.
(2016). Oral communication in
context for senior high school.
C & E Publishing, Inc.: Quezon
City