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    The document discusses the key elements of communication including the communicator, audience, and message. It identifies the basic tools of communication as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It also differentiates between the two main types of communication - written and spoken. For spoken communication, it notes that messages can be misquoted or misremembered. The document provides tips for being a better listener such as being patient, aware of the entire message, and listening for ideas rather than just facts. It also discusses asking questions as part of being an effective speaker and listener. Finally, it outlines the different types of speeches and steps for preparing and developing an effective speech outline.

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    The document discusses the key elements of communication including the communicator, audience, and message. It identifies the basic tools of communication as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It also differentiates between the two main types of communication - written and spoken. For spoken communication, it notes that messages can be misquoted or misremembered. The document provides tips for being a better listener such as being patient, aware of the entire message, and listening for ideas rather than just facts. It also discusses asking questions as part of being an effective speaker and listener. Finally, it outlines the different types of speeches and steps for preparing and developing an effective speech outline.

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    3 Elements of Coummunication

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    The document discusses the key elements of communication including the communicator, audience, and message. It identifies the basic tools of communication as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It also differentiates between the two main types of communication - written and spoken. For spoken communication, it notes that messages can be misquoted or misremembered. The document provides tips for being a better listener such as being patient, aware of the entire message, and listening for ideas rather than just facts. It also discusses asking questions as part of being an effective speaker and listener. Finally, it outlines the different types of speeches and steps for preparing and developing an effective speech outline.

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    3 ELEMENTS OF COUMMUNICATION 1. You 2. Audience 3. Message 4 BASIC ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION TOOLS 1. Listening 2. Speaking 3. Reading 4.

    Writing

    Write Hear See Discuss Ginagawa

    10% 20% 40% 70% 90%

    2 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION 1. Communication in Writing - Powerful and Lasting

    2. Spoken Communication - Misquoted/Misremembered

    VARIOUS IN COMMUNICATION
    1. We can think faster than a speaker can talk, and jump to conclusions. 2. We are distrusted and allow our mind to wonder. 3. We lose patience and decide we are not interested. 4. We over-react to what is said and respond emotionally. 5. We interrupt

    TIPS ON HOW TO BE A BETTER LISTENER


    Be patience to the entire message Be aware to the entire message Listen for ideas, not just facts

    ASKING QUESTION
    It is a part of being Both and good listener And an effective speaker

    HEARING

    it is the impact of sound on your ears.

    LISTENING - is an act or our will

    TYPES OF SPEECH Impromptu Speech Is without advance notice or preparation. If you attend a club meeting and suddenly decide to speak or for or against a motion you will be delivering in an impromptu speech. Formal Speech Is written in advance and read practically word for word.

    Extemporaneous Speech Is thoroughly in advance but the wording is not memorized. Though this is the difficult kind of speech to deliver, it can be unusually effective. Memorized Speech Is usually for reserved for the contests. Many students, however, try to memorize what should be extemporaneous speeches. STEPS IN PREPARING FOR A SPEECH 1. Selecting a topic 2. Deciding your purpose 3. Gathering materials 4. Organizing speech 5. Developing outline

    HINTS FOR DEVELOPING OUTLINE Use statistic Introduce appropriate examples Use comparisons and contrast Introduce personal experiences Reproduce conversation Add a touch of humor where suitable Introduce statements from reliable authorities HINTS FOR WRITING SPEECH 1. Write your opening and concluding statements 2. Begin with an attention 3. Use your own words 4. Talk about people 5. Use anecdotes.. etc

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    GLOBAL SITE for I.T. STUDIES


    3RD Floor, Rosario Uy Bldg., Rizal Cor. San Jose St., Goa, CamSur

    Submitted by:

    HRS : 1

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    Professor

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