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    Ranie A.

    Jaen, LPT

    Purposive Communication
    RULES
    (respect, pass requirements on time, don’t cheat, don’t take advantage of others’ weakness,
    don’t compete with others rather make the better version of yourself, and avoid comparing
    yourself or your achievement or your grades to others)
    GRADING SYSTEM
    35%- written output/quizzes
    35%- performance task
    30%- major exam
    COMPUTATION OF GRADES
    Prelim grade
    2/3 midterm grade + 1/3 from Prelim grade = ‘final’ midterm grade
    2/3 final term grade + ‘final’ midterm grade = ‘final’ final term grade

    Presentation title 2
    What do you expect to learn from this
    lesson?
    Are you capable?

    1.Borborygmi
    2.Choledocholithiasis
    3.Ankylosing spondylitis
    4.Temporoparietalis
    5.Sphygmomanometer
    4
    What is Purposive Communication

    5
    • According to Silliman University Purposive Communication is about
    writing, speaking, and presenting to different audiences and for
    various purposes. (CMO 20 s. 2013).
    • University of Perpetual Help System DALTA define Purposive
    communication as the practice of using different communication forms
    like writing, speaking, and presenting for various purposes associated
    with different target audiences. It is the main mode of communication
    that is used in different organizations for the seamless transport of
    messages, data, and ideas.

    Presentation title 6
    The Osgood-Schramm model of communication. Sources:
    7
    Kisspng, 2018; Web Editor 4, 2017
    Principles of Communication
    CLEAR
    CONCISE
    CONCRETE
    CORRECT
    COHERENT
    COMPLETE
    COURTEOUS

    8
    Message Transmission Mediums

    Verbal Written Visual

    In-person speech Email Drawings, paintings

    Phone conversation Text, instant message Photos, graphic designs

    Body language (e.g., eye contact,


    Voice-over-internet protocol (VoIP) Report, article, essay
    hand gestures)

    Radio Letter Graphs


    Podcast Memo Font types

    Voicemail message Blog Semaphore

    Intercom Tweet Architecture

    9
    10
    Modes vs Media of Communication

    • MODES are means of communicating. • MEDIA are channels or systems through


    which communications are conveyed.
    • VISUAL− refers to the images and
    characters that people see • photography/pictures/signage
    • LINGUISTIC− written or spoken words • an announcement, a script
    • SPATIAL − arrangement of elements in • well-arranged chairs, clean blackboard,
    space disorganized shelf
    • AURAL− focuses on sound • music, tone of voice, silence
    • GESTURAL− refers to the way movement • body language, hand gestures, facial
    is interpreted expressions

    Presentation title 11
    What are the modes and media used in the ff:

    Presentation title 12
    Presentation title 13
    Group Assignment:

    Write a script showing Verbal and Nonverbal Communication.


    Identify the modes and media used in the script.

    14
    Thank you

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