Rap-Off Game

Mechanics:
Group the students into three(3)
The First Group
Ask a question that answers Verbal Motivation (Any Language)
(ex: Are you okay?, Will you be fine?)
Second Group
Answers the question in Bisaya or English
Third Group
Must Answer the question in Tagalog or Bisaya

Your Question and answers must be on beat.

The reports will provide the situations and the beat

 Communication Situation Verbal Motivation Non-Verbal Motivation

1. Your brother did not win the

most valuable player award in the
basketball tournament.

2. Your family’s crops were

destroyed by the typhoon.

3.Your best friend lost a loved

one.
.

. Your elder sister was not given

a permanent employment status
in her job.
 Module 4

Functions of Communication
Motivation and
Information
 motivation
o the desire to do things
o a key communication function that
aims to encourage people into action.
o crucial element in setting and
attaining goals (Psychology Today)
Ex: words of encouragement, pieces of advice, tips
on how to succeed in life
 Motivational Speakers

An individual who specializes in making speeches intended to inspire or

motivate an audience
 Words and gestures motivate people.
Nonverbal cues such as a simple pat on the back and
a reassuring nod can be inspiring. Thus, being able to
motivate others through words and gestures is a skill
you should develop so that you can encourage and
inspire the people around you in various ways.
 INFORMATION
oImportant function of communication
oApparent in the information-dissemination
function of news agencies
oAn evident in the customer service and technical
support sectors whose objectives are to share
important information to clients
oExchange of information
 Example
The traffic aide in the middle of an
intersection gestures or blows his whistle
to direct the flow of vehicles and
pedestrians. In doing so, he avoids a
chaotic scenario of vehicles crisscrossing
without regard for other motorists and
accidents that may ensure