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Orientation Grade 11 Start of Class PPT First Day Class
Orientation Grade 11 Start of Class PPT First Day Class
G TO
KNOW
W E L C O M E
GRADE 11
ORAL
COMMUNICATION
Daily Routine
1. Start every class with a PRAYER.
( Stand on your feet and be in the attitude of
prayer)
2. GREETINGS
BEFORE AND AFTER CLASS
ADDRESS PROPERLY ( MRS. JAMOLANGUE )
3. Checking of Attendance
1 TO 2 MINS LATE CONSIDERED ABSENT
3 ABSENCES W/O NOTICE WILL BE DISMISSED
4. Graded recitation
( participate actively in the daily discussion)
RAISE YOUR HANDS AND STAND UP
STAND UP WHEN YOU ARE CALLED
REQUIREMENTS
1. NOTEBOOK / BINDER / FILLER
E O P
class
5 Bs
Be prepared
Be interactive and lively
Be open to share ideas
Be respectful
Believe in your self
WHAT DO YOU EXPECT IN
THE CLASS?
Activities
Group Individual
Individual Recordings
Group Recordings Deliver a speech in the
Panel Interview class.
Speech Choir Oration / Declamation
Chambers Theater Hosting / Emcee
Choral Reading Newscasting
Reporting Job Interview
Graded Recitation
Reporting
Communicati
on skills
Speech ORAL
inter actions
1. Enunciation of words
2. Proper diction
3. Proper phrasing and intonation
4. Recording of voice
5. Presentation of oral speech
Speech Classes Every week.
GROUPING ACTIVITY
1. ENCOURAGER THE GOAL SETTER / SO
PLANNING
2. TIME KEEPER MANAGE THE TIME
3. RUNNER GET MATERIALS AND ASK
THE TEACHER
4. SCRIBE SUPPORT DOING THE
ACTIVITY / WRITES
5. WILD CARD DO RESEARCHES AND
CONTRIBUTER OF TASK
SCIEN AR
CE T
Art Communication
The art of communication allows us
to share emotionally, and interact
socially, giving communication a
wide range of creative uses as an art
form. Communication is, first and
foremost, an interaction between or
among human beings. Ultimately the
foundational elements of
communication are to successfully
exchange messages and have useful
Science Communication
Science communication can aim to generate support
forscientific researchorstudy, or to inform
decision making, includingpoliticalandethicalthinking.
There is increasing emphasis on explaining methods
rather than simply findings of science. This may be
especially critical in addressing scientific
misinformation, which spreads easily because it is not
subject to the constraints ofscientific method.
Science communicators can useentertainmentand
persuasionincludinghumour,storytellingand
metaphors.Scientists can be trained in some of the
techniques used byactorsto improve their
communication.