ORAL COMMUNICATION

CM 3

Examples:
 TYPES OF SPEECH
CONTEXT  You offer feedback on
the speech performance

Speech context is the environment in of your classmate.

which the speech takes place. It can

be classified into intrapersonal and
interpersonal.
- Intrapersonal: This refers to
communication that centers
in one person where the
speaker acts both as the
sender and the receiver of
the message
- (the message is made up of
your thoughts and feelings)
2. Small Group - This refers to
communication that involves
at least three but not more
than ten people.
Examples:
 You participate in an
organizational meeting
which aims to address
the concerns of your

- Interpersonal: This refers to fellow students.

communication between
and among people and
3. Public - This type refers to
establishes personal
relationship between and communication that requires
among them. you to deliver or send the
message before or in front of
- Inter highlights how interpersonal a group. (10 or more, can be
communication connects people or
become linked together. informational or persuasive)
- Personal means that your unique Examples:
qualities as a person matter.
 You deliver a graduation
speech to your batch.
 TYPES OF INTERPERSONAL
CONTEXT

1. Dyad Communication -
communication that occurs
between two people
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CM 3

4. Mass Communication - refers 3. Consultative – This style is the

to communication that takes standard one. Professional or
place through television, mutually acceptable
radio, and other types of language is a must in this

media. style. Examples of situations

Examples: are communication

 You are a student between teachers and

journalist. You articulate students, employers and

your stand on current employees, doctor and

issues through the patient, judge and lawyer,

school's newspaper. or President and his/her

constituents.

 TYPES OF SPEEECH STYLE

4. Formal – This style is used in
- dictates and affects the way
formal settings. Unlike the
people communicate, which
consultative style, this is one-
results in various speech styles
way. Examples are sermons
(Joos 1968)
by priests and ministers,
State of the Nation Address
1. Intimate – This style is private,
of the President, formal
which occurs between or
speeches, or
among close family
pronouncements by judges.
members or individuals. The
language used in this style
5. Frozen – This style is “frozen”
may not be shared in public.
in time and remains
unchanged. It mostly occurs
2. Casual – This style is
in ceremonies. Common
common among peers and
examples are the Preamble
friends. Jargon, slang, or the
to the Constitution, Lord’s
vernacular language are
Prayer, and Allegiance to
used.
country or flag.