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COMMUNICATION LECTURE NO. 1 ENG 124

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COMMUNICATIONLECTURE NO. 1

ENG 124

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Man is a social animal.

He does not stand alone directly confronting the tumult of events around

him.He cannot live without talking or engaging

in conversations, whether in written or spoken mode.

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COMMUNICATION

• Late 14c , from Old French “comunicacion”

• From Latin “communicationem” • From Latin “communicare” which means

to share, to divide out , communicate, impart, inform, join, unite, participate in

• From Latin “communis” which means common

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Process of Communication

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Communication is…

• The exchange of messages between and among human beings• Transfer of knowledge or information

from one to another

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The Seven C’sOf

EffectiveCommunic

ation

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Correctness

Clarity

Conciseness

CompletenessConsideration

Concreteness

Courtesy

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1. CorrectnessUse the right level of languageCorrect use of grammar, spelling and

punctuationAccuracy in stating facts and figures

Correctness in message helps in building confidence.

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2. Claritydemands the use of simple language and

easy sentence structure in composing the message

Clarity makes comprehension easier.

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3. Concisenesssaves time of both the sender and the

receivercan be achieved by avoiding wordy

expressions and repetitionUsing brief and to the point sentences

Conciseness saves time.

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WORDY CONCISEDue to the fact that because

In due course soon

At this time now

Few in number few

On a weekly basis weekly

In spite of the fact that although

Until such time as until

Meet together meet

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4. CompletenessThe message must bear all the necessary

information to bring the response you desire.

answer all the questions go for extra details if needed

Completeness brings the desired response.

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5. Considerationdemands to put oneself in the place of

receiver while composing a messageemphasizes positive pleasant facts, visualizing

reader’s problems, desires, emotions and his response

Consideration means understanding of human nature.

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NEGATIVE EMOTION/

EXPRESSION

TRANSFORMS INTO

Anxious A little concerned

Confused curious

Destroyed Set back

Stressed busy

Lost searching

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NEGATIVE EMOTION/

EXPRESSION

TRANSFORMS INTO

I hate I prefer

Insulted misunderstood

Painful uncomfortable

Disgusted surprised

Failure learning

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GOOD WORD GREAT WORD

Attractive gorgeous

Fortunate blessed

Smart gifted

Curious fascinated

Confident unstoppable

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6. Concreteness Being definite, vivid and specific

rather than vague, obscure and general

Putting action into the verbs

Concreteness reinforces confidence.

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7. Courtesynot only thinking about receiver but also

valuing his feelingsusing polite words and gestures, being

appreciative, thoughtful, tactful, and showing respect to the receiver

build goodwill

Courtesy strengthen relations.

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COMMUNICATIONPSYCHOLOGY:

Understanding human behavior through communication

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“How can an English teacher understand his

student through communication?”

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Need to help others and be creative

Need to be “somebody”

Need to belong

Safety and Security needs

Basic Physical needs

MASLOW’S HIERARCHY OF HUMAN NEEDS

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Our needs

determine our

reaction.

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Walk your talk.

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Thank you!