The document discusses different types of speech contexts, including intrapersonal (self-talk) and interpersonal (communication with others), highlighting their functions and examples. It outlines various forms of communication such as dyads, small groups, public speaking, and mass communication, emphasizing the unique characteristics and goals of each type. The text also illustrates how effective communication impacts relationships and decision-making.

1. SPEECH
CONTEXT
THE TALK ON HOW TO TALK

2. WHAT IS SPEECH
CONTEXT?
• Is the way people use to communicate and transmit
message orally or verbally. It can be interpersonal
where you can talk wit other people or intrapersonal
where you can talk to yourself especially when
thinking and making decisions.

3. TYPES OF
SPEECH
CONTEXT

4. a type of communication that centers on one
person where the speakers acts both as the
sender and the receiver.
The message is made up of your own thoughts
and your own feelings. The channel is your
brain which processes what you are thinking and
feeling. There is feedback in the sense that as
you talk to yourself, you discard certain ideas
and replace them with something else.
Interpersonal

5. Examples:
• You kept on thinking and analyzing why something keeps
on making spooky sounds at night and probably decided
that it was nothing.
• You felt happy while thinking about how your crush
appreciated you for giving her hand made gift cards on
valentines day and you reflected why this was so…

6. a type of communication between and among
people and establishes personal relationship.
According to Solomon and Theiss, 2013:
• “Inter” – highlights how interpersonal
communication connects people.
• “Personal” – unique qualities as a person matter
during interpersonal communication.
Intrapersonal

7. TYPES OF
INTERPERSONAL
CONTEX

8. DYAD
COMMUNICATIONS
Occurs between two people
Examples:
• You provided comfort to a friend who
was feeling down.
• You offered you own feedback on
someone who was performing
• You were confessing your feelings for
someone.

9. SMALL GROUP
Involves at least three but not more than twelve people
engaging in a face to face interaction to achieve desired
goal.
All participants can freely share their ideas in a loose and
open discussion.
Examples:
• You are in a organizational meeting which aims to
address the concerns of people in your community.
• You are having a discussion with you groupmates on
how to finish the assigned tasks.
• You and your friends are planning on where to spend
you vacation.

10. PUBLIC
Requires you to deliver the
message in front of people. The
message can be driven by
informational or persuasive
purposes. The channels are more
exaggerated, voice is louder,
gestures are more expansive due to
bigger audience. PowerPoint can
be used.

11. Examples:
• You deliver a graduation speech in front of your
fellow graduates.
• You participate in a declamation, oratorical contest or
debate watched by many people.
• Giving a speech in front of your schoolmates on why
they should vote you as the president of the school
body.

12. MASS
COMMUNICATION
Communication that takes place through
television, radio, newspaper, magazines,
books, billboards, internet and other types of
media.
Examples:
• You are a student Journalist articulating
your stand on current issues through the
school newspaper.
• You are a radio jock reporting the facts
about your community.

13. THANK YOU,
FOR LISTENING!