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    Jasmine's Communication Model: Jasmine Rein C. Martin Ms. Jhonabelle L. Malicsi

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    Jasmine Rein C. Martin proposes a communication model inspired by Aristotle's model. In her model, a speaker delivers a speech to a large audience, as in Aristotle's original model. However, her model also incorporates feedback, as the effect on the audience then impacts the speaker. The speaker can learn from the audience's response whether they were an effective speaker. This creates a give-and-take process similar to a student-teacher relationship, where both parties learn from each other.

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    Jasmine Rein C. Martin proposes a communication model inspired by Aristotle's model. In her model, a speaker delivers a speech to a large audience, as in Aristotle's original model. However, her model also incorporates feedback, as the effect on the audience then impacts the speaker. The speaker can learn from the audience's response whether they were an effective speaker. This creates a give-and-take process similar to a student-teacher relationship, where both parties learn from each other.

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    Jasmine Rein C. Martin proposes a communication model inspired by Aristotle's model. In her model, a speaker delivers a speech to a large audience, as in Aristotle's original model. However, her model also incorporates feedback, as the effect on the audience then impacts the speaker. The speaker can learn from the audience's response whether they were an effective speaker. This creates a give-and-take process similar to a student-teacher relationship, where both parties learn from each other.

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    Jasmine’s

    Communication
    Model

    Submitted by:
    Jasmine Rein C. Martin
    Submitted to:
    Ms. Jhonabelle L. Malicsi

    11- Piper Aztec


    The Proponent
    Jasmine Rein C. Martin

    She was on October


    31, 2002 and lives
    in Hagonoy,
    Bulacan. She
    studied her junior
    high school years in
    Santiago Trillana
    Academy and
    currently studying in DPR-PATS wherein she’s a
    grade 11 student and taking up the strand, STEM.
    She based her communication model to Aristotle’s.
    Martin’s Communication Model

    This is inspired by Aristotle's Model of


    Communication because the speaker has the role of
    passing the message through a speech in a large
    audience.

    In here, you will see that the speaker will deliver a


    speech prior to the occasion and there will be an effect to
    the audience. The difference of this model to the original
    is that the effect on the audience will also affect the
    speaker whether he/she became an effective speaker or
    not, from then he/she will learn something from that
    experience. Like a student-teacher relationship, it is a
    give and take process, the teacher will teach something
    to his/her student, and in return he/she will learn
    something from his/her students.

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