English for oral communication

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FAKULTI PENDIDIKAN DAN BAHASA SEMESTER MEI 2011

KOD KURSUS: TAJUK KURSUS NAMA PELAJAR NO. MATRIKULASI NO. KAD PENGENALAN NO. TELEFON OUMH1303 : ENGLISH FOR ORAL COMMUNICATION : GLENDA AK BONIFACE BUNGENG : 701011135624001 : 701011 -13-5624 : 0198490773

E-MEL : ayang.ega@gmail.com TUTOR : CLARENCE AK JERRY PUSAT PEMBELAJARAN : KUCHING, SARAWAK

English For Oral Communication

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English for oral communication

Importance of English Most widely learned second language in the world Working knowledge of English is essential. Spoken as first language by as many as 380 million people Extensively used in public or private sector in more than 100 countries

Communication According to Camp and Satterwhite (2002), there are three types of communication:
Oral Communication Written Communication Non -Verbal Communication

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Oral Communication
Communication through mouth. Forms of oral communication include :

Face to face communication Telephone communication Speeches Informal rumours Broadcasted audios and videos

Lectures Conferences Meetings Cultural affairs

Aristotle s Model of Communication

Source: Mortensen, C. D. 1972. Communication: the study of human interaction . New York: McGraw -Hill

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Interpersonal Communication
Exchange knowledge, information, feelings, and meanings through verbal and non -verbal messages. The characteristics are:
One individual to another Face -to-face Form and the content of the communication reflect the

personal characteristics of the individuals as well as their social roles and relationships

Elements of Interpersonal Communication

The communicators

- a sender and a

receiver of a message The message Noise Feedback Context Channel

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Small Group Communication

At least 3 members and at the maximum around 12 to 15 members A professional group, an educational group, social group or emergent group Motivated by task concerned Motivated by interpersonal attraction to other group members Capable of producing higher quality work and better decisions

Public Communication

Sending and receiving of messages on a large scale that impacts large groups of people To inform, educate, entice, persuade and inspire the audience Public speaking in any form is considered public communication The successful delivery of a message to a large group of people where each individual is influenced to take action The statements must be generic and neutral to gender, race and religious beliefs

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Techniques for Public Speaking

Always assume Straightforward, honest and

open Harmonious and congruent Express observations, not accusation Distinctly express needs Focus on one issue at a time Avoid double meanings

What Makes an Excellent Speaker

Presence and centered Deliver their message competently Love their topics Knowledgeable about their topics Exude energy and enthusiasm Over control every situation Prepared for the obvious problem

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Conclusion English and oral communication skills in English is no longer a luxury but a necessity

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