Chapter 1

Communication processes, principles and ethics

a. Definition of Communication
b. The Process of Communication
c. Elements of Communication
d. Key Principles of Communication
e. Difference between Morals and Ethics
f. Ethics in Communication.

Group 1 :
 Añasco, Charlie Mondares
 Alcantara, Romeo Guzman
 Alina, Patricia Reyes
 Apelo, Michaella Trixie Naldo
 Aquino, Ronalyn Magisa
 Asuncion, Maxinne Bato

Chapter 2
Communication and globalization

a. Globalization and the Global Village

b. Definition of Culture
c. Characteristics of Cultures
d. Adaptation to New Cultures
e. The Nature of Common Cultural Differences
f. Communicating Within and Across Cultures
g. Guidelines on Developing Intercultural Competence
h. Barriers to Effective International Communication
i. Impact of Technology on Communication

Group 2
 Besor, Kristopher Clent Zacarias
 Borja, Mark Jason B.
 Bucsit, Krisyl Ann Austria
 Cabatuan, Vanessa Joy Castañeda
 Cabotaje, Janel Placido
 Calicdan, Maylene Caaya
 Calimlim, Kyla Cayabyab
 Calimlim, Ma. Angelica Manangan
 Carr, Jessica Sabeniano
 Chapter 3
Local and global communication in multicultural settings

a. Culturally Appropriate Terms, Expressions and Images

b. World Englishes and English as International Language
c. Linguistic Preferences and Nonverbal Behavior
d. Tips for Successful Multicultural Communication
e. Tips for Non-native English Speakers
f. Varieties and registers of spoken and written language

Group 3:
 Castro, Jessa Mae Perez
 Castro, Joy
 Cayabyab, Angel Joy Macaluwa
 Darawey, Jarence Dela Cruz
 De Roxas, Beverly F
 Dela Cruz, Lorie Mae Bisina

Chapter 4
Evaluating messages and/or images of different types of texts reflecting different cultures
(regional, Asian, Western, etc.)

a. Evaluating messages/images
1. What is the message?
2. What is the purpose of the message?
3. How is the message conveyed by the text and/or image?
4. Who is the target audience of the message?
5. What other ways of presenting the message are there?
b. Incorrect versus Correct Language Use
c. The Text or Message
d. Semiotics and Text Analysis
e. Mass Media and Multimodal Texts

Group 4:
 Derit, Katrina Gracia Hermono
 Diaz, Nicole Bautista
 Diolazo, Joan
 Enriquez, Kenneth Mateo
 Esma, Angielyn Adsuara
 Ferrer, Jennifer Rio Abalos
 Gabiana, Marlon Segarino
 Garcia, Allyza Mae Coronel
 Graza, Fatima Veloria
  Lapitan, Marycris Lucena
Chapter 5
Communication aids and strategies using tools of technology

a. Creation and Production of Multimodal Texts

b. The Art of Making PowerPoint Presentations

Group 5
 Leyba, Angenette Gomez
 Madrid Jr, Alvin Cacut
 Maniling, Dian Erguiza

Chapter 6
Communication for various purposes

a. Types of Speeches According to Functions

1. Informative
2. Persuasive/Argumentative
3. Entertaining

b. Types of Speeches According to Delivery

1. Impromptu
2. Extemporaneous
3. Manuscript
4. Memorized

c. General Types of Speeches

Group 6
 Mayo, Trisha Anne G.
 Mendoza, Hanabee Mejia
 Morales, Rochelle Anne Alda
 Naredo, Jamil N/a
 Ojano, Paula Grace Agbuya
 Paningbatan, Darence Mangampat
 Paragas, Melody Camangian
 Peralta, Cecelia Alonzo
 Rondon, Neva Jane Aguilar

Chapter 7
Communication for work purposes (e.g. healthcare, education, business and trade, law,
media, science and technology)

a. Basics of Writing
b. Writing Business Letters
c. Writing Minutes
d. Writing Memoranda
e. Writing Reports
f. Writing Proposals

Group 7:
 Rosario, Ruby Anne Salgado
 Rosario, Tricia Mae Aquino
 Salangad, Aura Gee Geslani
 Santiago, Mary-jane Villanueva
 Silvestre, Chrismae Santos
 Solis, Winona Alexis Bugayong
 Soriano, Rishelle Chielsy Mendoza

Chapter 8

Communication for academic purposes (e.g. research-based journal or magazine article,

etc.)

a. Understanding the Meaning of Academic Writing

b. How Academic Writing is Done
c. The Structure of Academic Texts
d. Key Features of Academic Texts

Group 8
 Tamondong, John Loyd Baldeo
 Tampipig, Melody Gallardo
 Vallo, Charlyn Ventura
 Villanueva, Maria Kasandra Nikolai Basilio