SHS English Q1 Ep1: Oral Communication in Context

DepEd TV - Official
6 Oct 202027:32

Summary

TLDRIn this educational video, Man Berry from Deafbed TV introduces the concept of oral communication, a subject designed to enhance high school students' listening and speaking skills. The video explores the nature, elements, and process of communication, emphasizing its importance in building relationships and conveying messages effectively. It highlights the key components of communication, including sender, receiver, message, channel, and feedback, while also discussing potential barriers. The lesson encourages students to reflect on their daily communication experiences and concludes with a quiz to test their understanding of the topic.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š Oral communication for senior high school students aims to develop listening and speaking skills and effective communication strategies.
  • πŸ—£οΈ The subject covers the nature and elements of communication, speech context, style, acts, and communicative strategies for communicative competence.
  • πŸ”„ Communication is a two-way process involving speaking, listening, and understanding to build harmonious relationships.
  • πŸ“’ Communication can be verbal (written or spoken words) or non-verbal (gestures, posture, facial expressions).
  • πŸ‘₯ Successful communication requires the sender, receiver, message, channel, and feedback.
  • πŸ“‘ Communication can occur through various channels like speaking, writing, digital platforms, and media.
  • πŸ›‘ Barriers to communication can create misunderstandings and should be avoided for effective transmission of messages.
  • 🎯 Communication serves many purposes such as informing, clarifying, promoting, advising, teaching, and persuading.
  • πŸ“ The provided quiz and activities aim to reinforce understanding of communication concepts and functions.
  • 🦠 A comic strip activity focuses on communicating the importance of following health protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Q & A

  • What is the main focus of the 'Oral Communication' subject taught in high school?

    -The 'Oral Communication' subject aims to develop students' listening and speaking skills, and introduce strategies for effective communication in various situations.

  • Why is understanding the nature and elements of communication important?

    -Understanding the nature and elements of communication is important to value its functions, recognize the importance of speech context, style, speech act, and communicative strategy, in order to achieve communicative competence.

  • What are the key factors for successful communication mentioned in the script?

    -The key factors for successful communication are speaking, listening, and understanding, as communication is a two-way process involving the sharing and transferring of messages, information, ideas, or emotions.

  • How has communication evolved over the years according to the script?

    -Communication has evolved from early man using symbols, gestures, sounds, drawings, or sign languages to the 21st century where we can send text messages, make phone calls, take video calls, and send chat messages, making communication easier regardless of distance.

  • What is the role of feedback in the communication process?

    -Feedback refers to the reactions, responses, or information provided by the receiver, which is essential for the sender to understand if the message was received and understood correctly, thus continuing the communication cycle.

  • What are the five basic elements of communication as outlined in the script?

    -The five basic elements of communication are the sender, receiver, message, channel, and feedback.

  • Can you explain the difference between verbal and non-verbal communication?

    -Verbal communication includes written words or symbols and spoken words, which involve the use of letters and words. Non-verbal communication, on the other hand, is expressed through actions such as gestures, posture, facial expressions, and body movements without the use of words.

  • What is the purpose of the 'What's More' activity in the script?

    -The 'What's More' activity asks students to think of communication transactions in their daily lives, analyze the results and functions of these transactions, and record them in a chart to deepen their understanding of communication.

  • How does the script suggest students demonstrate effective use of communicative strategies?

    -The script suggests that students demonstrate effective use of communicative strategies by creating a comic strip showing how they would communicate the advantages of following health protocols during a pandemic, using original scripts and text.

  • What is the main message of the 'Dairy Reminder' at the end of the script?

    -The 'Dairy Reminder' encourages students to speak not just with their minds but with their hearts, emphasizing the emotional and heartfelt aspect of communication.

Outlines

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πŸ“š Introduction to Oral Communication

Man Berry introduces the topic of oral communication for senior high school students, emphasizing its importance in developing listening and speaking skills. The lesson aims to explore the nature of communication, its elements, and the process involved. The power of communication is illustrated through examples of how it enables the exchange of messages and ideas, highlighting its evolution alongside technological advancements. The comic strip scenario underscores the necessity of effective communication for successful interaction.

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πŸ—£οΈ Key Elements of Communication

This paragraph delves into the fundamental elements of communication, which include the sender, receiver, message, channel, and feedback. It explains the two-way process of communication and how it facilitates the building of relationships. The paragraph also differentiates between verbal and non-verbal communication, providing examples of each. The importance of courtesy and respect in speaking and listening is stressed, along with the significance of understanding the context and style of speech.

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πŸ”„ The Communication Process

The communication process is broken down into the stages of encoding, transmitting, receiving, and decoding messages. A diagram is used to illustrate the placement of the basic elements of communication. The paragraph discusses the cyclical and systematic nature of communication, and the importance of feedback in this cycle. Barriers to communication are mentioned as potential disruptors of the message transmission, which can lead to misunderstandings.

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πŸ“ Communication Transactions and Functions

The paragraph focuses on the purposes of communication, such as informing, clarifying, and persuading. It encourages students to analyze communication transactions in their daily lives by creating a chart to identify situations, outcomes, and functions of communication. An example is provided to guide students in reflecting on their own experiences with communication, emphasizing the need for clear messaging and understanding the roles of sender and receiver.

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πŸ“š Quiz on Communication Concepts

A short quiz is presented to reinforce the understanding of communication concepts. Questions cover the definition of communication, forms of communication, active listening indicators, understanding in communication, the content of communication situations, types of communication, and the essentials of effective communication. The quiz is designed to test the students' comprehension of the material and to provide immediate feedback on their learning.

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🎨 Assignment and Reflection on Communication

Students are given an assignment to create a comic strip about the advantages of health protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic, using original scripts and possibly cut-out pictures. The paragraph also includes a reflection on the lesson, encouraging students to remember the key points and to share their thoughts on social media using a designated hashtag. The lesson concludes with a reminder to speak with the heart, emphasizing the emotional aspect of communication.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Oral Communication

Oral Communication refers to the exchange of ideas, information, or emotions through spoken language. It is a fundamental aspect of human interaction and is the main focus of the video's educational content. In the script, it is described as a subject aimed at developing listening and speaking skills, and introducing strategies for effective communication in various situations.

πŸ’‘Communication Competence

Communication Competence is the ability to effectively use communicative strategies in different speech situations. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the nature and elements of communication to achieve this competence, which includes recognizing the importance of speech context, style, and acts.

πŸ’‘Context

Context in communication refers to the circumstances or setting in which a message is conveyed. The script mentions the importance of understanding speech context to achieve communicative competence, as it can greatly influence the interpretation of a message.

πŸ’‘Speech Act

A speech act is the intended meaning or purpose behind an utterance. The video script discusses how recognizing speech acts is crucial for successful communication, as it helps in understanding the intent behind what is being said.

πŸ’‘Strategies

Strategies in the context of communication refer to the methods or plans used to convey a message effectively. The script introduces the idea that learning about these strategies is essential for students to proficiently handle various speech situations.

πŸ’‘Non-verbal Communication

Non-verbal Communication encompasses theδΌ θΎΎ of messages through body language, gestures, facial expressions, and other visual cues rather than spoken or written words. The script explains it as a form of communication that does not rely on words but on actions, contributing to the overall message being conveyed.

πŸ’‘Verbal Communication

Verbal Communication is the transmission of messages through spoken or written words. The script distinguishes it from non-verbal communication, highlighting its role in expressing thoughts and ideas using language.

πŸ’‘Feedback

Feedback in communication is the response or reaction given by the receiver of a message. The script describes feedback as an essential element of the communication process, indicating that even the lack of a response is a form of feedback.

πŸ’‘Sender and Receiver

The Sender and Receiver are the two primary roles in the communication process. The script explains that the sender is the origin of the message, while the receiver is the intended audience. Understanding these roles is crucial for effective message transmission and reception.

πŸ’‘Encoding and Decoding

Encoding and Decoding are the processes of transforming a message into a transmittable form (encoding) and interpreting the received message (decoding). The script uses these terms to describe the steps involved in the communication process, emphasizing the importance of both processes for successful communication.

πŸ’‘Communication Barriers

Communication Barriers are obstacles that can impede the effective transmission of a message, leading to misunderstandings. The script warns about these barriers and encourages students to be aware of them to avoid miscommunication.

Highlights

Man Berry introduces the concept of oral communication for senior high school students to develop listening and speaking skills.

Oral communication aims to introduce strategies for effective communication in various situations.

Students will understand the nature and elements of communication and the importance of speech context, style, speech act, and communicative strategy.

Communication is defined as the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information through speech, signals, written words, or behavior.

The evolution of communication from early man's use of symbols and gestures to modern technology like text messages and video calls.

Communication is not only convenient but also imperative for social interaction and understanding.

The importance of speaking, listening, and understanding in achieving successful communication.

Communication is a two-way process involving the sharing and transferring of messages, information, ideas, or emotions.

The five basic elements of communication: sender, receiver, message, channel, and feedback.

The process of encoding and decoding messages in communication and the role of feedback in the communication cycle.

Barriers to communication that may block the transmission of messages and create misunderstandings.

Communication serves many purposes such as informing, clarifying, promoting, advising, teaching, and persuading.

Activity involving creating a chart to analyze communication transactions in daily life and their functions.

Task to create a comic strip illustrating the advantages of following health protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A short quiz to test understanding of communication concepts and elements.

The significance of active listening and providing feedback in the communication process.

Man Berry's parting words emphasizing the importance of speaking with the heart and leaving a dairy reminder for reflection.

Transcripts

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welcome to deafbed tv

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it's a brand new day a brand new chance

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to learn

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i am man berry and i am very excited to

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bring you today's lesson

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so set your mind ready your heart and

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brace yourselves

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as we explore the world of oral

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communication

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auto communication is a subject for

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senior high school students

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which aims to develop your listening and

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speaking skills

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and introduce strategies for effective

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communication

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in various situations in this subject

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you will be able to understand the

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nature and elements of communication

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to value its functions to recognize the

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importance of

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understanding speech context speech

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style

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speech act and communicative strategy

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in order to achieve communicative

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competence

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and to realize the rigors of crafting

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one's speech

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learning about oral communication is

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essential

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so you can demonstrate the effective use

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of communicative strategies in a variety

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of speech

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situations and deliver various features

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proficiently for this episode

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we will talk about the nature and

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process of communication

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what is communication what are its

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elements

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and how does the process of

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communication work

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let's figure them out all together are

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you ready

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let's get the ball rolling let's start

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by watching this short

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clip

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did you understand the message conveyed

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in the video

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do you know what this means i know you

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do

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because that is the power of

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communication

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it allows us to send and receive a

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message

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using various forms anyone can simply

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nod his head and we would already know

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he is agreeing

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don't you agree i could ask you a

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question

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call your name or say and you would know

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right ahead

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that i want to talk to you we humans

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are social beings and we live to

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interact regularly with others

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back in the history of mankind the early

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man could not speak as you do today

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but they were able to communicate with

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the use of

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various techniques such as symbols

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gestures sounds drawings

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or sign languages over the years

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communication has

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also advanced it has developed side by

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side with technology

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in the 21st century we can send

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text messages call someone's phone

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take video calls and send chat messages

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these allow us to communicate easier

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with people

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no matter the distance isn't

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communication

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just very convenient for all of us i

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know right

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but communication is not just convenient

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it's also imperative take a look at this

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comic strips

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hi i'm gary can i sit here

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yes by the way what's your name

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i don't know anyone here yet i just

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transferred from the province

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what about you are you new here

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or have we been here since grade seven

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this school is so big and buildings are

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tall

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i can't wait for the rest of the school

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year

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i'm sorry who are you i'm gary

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remember what happened there

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can we call that a successful

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communication

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that's right we can't ben

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only responded to the first question he

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glanced at gary

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but did not listen to what he said at

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all

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in the beginning of the conversation

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gary

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introduced himself but ben did not even

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remember his name at the end

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this only goes to show that without

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speaking

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listening and understanding we will

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never be able to understand each other

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speaking listening and

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understanding are key factors to

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successful communication

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because communication is a two-way

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process

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it's a cycle by means of sharing

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and transferring messages information

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ideas or emotions from one person to

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another

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this connects people and helps build

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harmonious relationships

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we must learn to speak to other people

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with courtesy

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and listen to what they say respectfully

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as mentioned earlier communication comes

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in

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various forms it may be expressed

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through written words

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or symbols spoken words or even through

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actions

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written words or symbols in

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communication

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are messages which are written typed

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or printed some examples of this

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are letters text messages

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emails chat messages

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street signs billboard signs

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and many more spoken words on the other

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hand

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are those which are delivered orally yes

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these are sounds produced using our

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vocal tract

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written and spoken words are what we

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call verbal communication

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because of the use of letters and words

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lastly actions are expressed

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through movement of the body parts

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your gestures posture

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facial expression enhanced signals

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express a message that may be

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interpreted

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by the person you are talking to this is

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what we call

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non-verbal communication it is

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communicating

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without the use of words just actions

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to better understand let's take a look

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at this

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picture how is communication expressed

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is the successful communication process

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achieved in this situation

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that is correct communication do

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exist when you're watching a television

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much like what we're doing right now i

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am trying to communicate the lesson to

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you and as you listen

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and understand you are making this

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process of communication

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successful you are doing great

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let's have one last picture

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will this situation lead to a successful

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communication process

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that is spot on it will definitely lead

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to successful communication

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having a conversation with someone else

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is the sole definition

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of communication so now you see

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communication exists in all kinds of

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situation

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and a communication process will not be

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deemed successful

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without the presence of its basic

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elements

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there are five basic elements of

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communication

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these are sender

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receiver

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message

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channel

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and feedback

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let's go over each element one by one

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the sender also called the speaker is

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the source of message

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information idea or emotion

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it could be you or the person who is

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talking to you

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the receiver on the other hand is the

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recipient of the message

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or the intended audience of the sender

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it could also be you or the person you

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are talking to

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in our current state you are the

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receiver

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and i am the sender the third element

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is the message it contains information

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its opinions thoughts

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and emotions it is basically what the

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sender wants to say

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to the receiver channel

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is the medium or the means of

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communication

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that is used to deliver the message

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is the message delivered through

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speaking

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writing letters

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television or radio

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these are just few examples of the

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different channels that we can use

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to deliver our message the last element

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is feedback it refers to the reactions

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responses or information provided by the

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receiver

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this is the response of the audience you

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are talking to

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but just as the reminder no response

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is also a response

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now the big question is how did these

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elements become the building blocks of

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communication

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let me show you through this activity

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let's figure it out

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through this diagram a diagram is now

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flashed on your screen

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there are five blank boxes in the

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diagram

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label the boxes with the five basic

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elements of communication

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where do you think should each one be

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placed

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let's answer it together on the box in

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the upper left corner

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the label should be descended without

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the center

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the process of communication will not

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begin

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the process starts with the sender

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encodes

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through a channel encoding through a

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channel

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is constructing your message in your

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mind

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through writing through digital

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platforms

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or through your prepared media

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once encoding is done the message

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is now ready to be transmitted to the

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receiver

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after the receiver receives the message

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the next step

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is to decode the coding is reading or

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listening

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and understanding the message given by

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the sender

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when decoding has been achieved the

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feedback will now be given by the

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receiver

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to the sender and the cycle goes on

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through this process we can conclude

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that communication

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is truly systematic but wait

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just a gear reminder barriers to

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communication

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may sometimes block the transmission of

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the message

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thereby creating misunderstandings

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so watch out for these barriers

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my dear students we have finally

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discussed

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what communication is what its elements

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are

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and how its process work now

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why do we communicate communication

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serves

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many purposes we always say things to

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people

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for a reason we inform

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clarify promote advise

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teach affirm criticize

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question express persuade

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reveal deny and many more

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in the coming episodes we will dig

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deeper to the functions of communication

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but for now i want you to open your

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module

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on page six and do the what's more

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activity in this activity you have to

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think of communication transactions in

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your daily lives

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on a sheet of paper make a chart with

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three rows and three columns

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in the first column write down two

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situations where communication takes

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place

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then in the second column indicate the

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result of the communication transaction

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as well as whether it was successful or

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not

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by writing the elements that made it so

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and lastly on the third column specify

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its function

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allow me to show you an example

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in the first column the situation is

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when i was 12 my father told me that i

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am in charge of cooking rice for lunch

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every day whenever i am available

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one time i forgot to cook rice because

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i got busy with my assignment as a

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result

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we did not have rice to eat my father

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reminded me about the task assigned to

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me

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in the second column the result of the

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communication transaction

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is the message was clear that i need to

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perform my task

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at first the communication was

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successful

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i thought the other family members would

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do my task because

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i was doing other things my fault there

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was that

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i failed to communicate to them that i

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was busy doing my assignment

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have i communicated this earlier we

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would have rise to eat

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lastly in the third column the functions

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of communication

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are to inform and to clarify

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try to recall many situations that occur

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daily

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from the time you are about to sleep at

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night

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write them down and analyze the results

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and functions of your

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transactions in that activity

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you have to think of communication

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transactions in your daily life

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write down situations where

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communication takes place

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then indicate the result of the

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communication transaction

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and tell whether it is successful or not

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by writing the elements that made it so

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and specify its functions

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on the third column an example

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is given to you on the first row of the

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table

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that's great i know you have

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incorporated

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your daily life situations in that

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activity

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now it's time for output making you are

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going to need

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the following materials

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a short bond paper art or drawing

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materials

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and cut out pictures your task is to

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create a comic strip

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showing how you would communicate to

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your community

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the advantages of following health

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protocols and guidelines

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amidst kovitz 19 pandemic in your

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municipality or province

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you may cut out pictures of people or

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authorities

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to depict your character but be sure to

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write your own original scripts and text

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were you able to understand the

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introduction to communication

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i hope you do because it's time for a

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short quiz

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listen and read each item carefully

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then choose the letter that corresponds

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to your answer

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write them down on a sheet of paper

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let's begin number one

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it is the exchange of thoughts messages

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or information through speech signals

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written words or behavior a

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message b language

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c feedback or d communication

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number two these are considered

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forms of communication exact

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a eating dinner b talking clearly

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c looking bored or d sending emails

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number three this body language

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shows that one is actively listening

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a looking out of the window

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b staring blankly at the speaker

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c nobbing and making eye contact

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or d nothing with ice looking at the

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distance

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number four it is shown when there is an

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understanding in the communication

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except

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a each party has different languages

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b each party is able to provide

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feedback c each

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gets a chance to be the sender and the

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receiver

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or d each party is able to say what they

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want

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without the other person interrupting

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number five it is the content of the

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communication

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situation a noise

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b jargon c media

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or d message

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number six this communication type is

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characterized by a certain look or gaze

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a oral communication

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b verbal communication c

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written communication or d nonverbal

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communication

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number seven it is the definition of

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communication

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except a communication involves a

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transaction

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b communication is done only through

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speaking with others c communication

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is sharing of ideas among a group of

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people

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or d communication is a transfer of

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messages from one person to another

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number eight this is the best way to

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continue communication

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a active listing b

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not interrupting c asking questions

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or d making good eye contact

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number nine it is an indication

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that communication really takes place

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a when the message enters the channel

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b when the receiver decodes the message

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c when the sender transmits the message

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d when the message is encoded by the

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receiver

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number 10 this is essential to an

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effective communication

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a a linear process b

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a two-way process c

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a three-way process or d both

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a one-way and a two-way process

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are you done answering let's check your

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answers

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make sure to observe honesty while

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checking your own paper

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let's start number one it is the

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exchange of thoughts

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messages or information through speech

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signals written words or behavior

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the answer is letter d communication

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communication is a two-way process a

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cycle

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by means of sharing and transferring

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messages

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information ideas or emotions

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from one person to another

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number two these are considered

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forms of communication exempt

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letter a eating dinner

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talking clearly looking bored sending

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emails

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are examples of the three various forms

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of communication

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which are spoken words written words

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and actions which convey meaning

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however eating dinner is an act done

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in order to keep one's body healthy

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number three body language

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shows that one is listening the answer

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is letter c nodding and making

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eye contact nodding means agreeing

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and this can be assured when the

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receiver is making eye contact to the

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speaker

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thus proving that the receiver actively

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listens to the speaker

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number four it is shown when there is an

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understanding in the communication

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exempt letter a

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each party has different languages

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having different languages may become a

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barrier to communication

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which may lead to misunderstanding or

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miscommunication

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number five it is the content of the

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communication

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situation the answer is letter d

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message the message contains ideas

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information

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thoughts emotions or opinions of the

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sender and receiver

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basically this is what's being talked

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about in the communication situation

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number six this communication type is

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characterized by a certain look or case

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the answer is letter d nonverbal

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communication

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nonverbal communication pertains to

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actions or movements

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of any body parts that provide meaning

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number seven it is the definition of

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communication

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except letter b communication

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is done only through speaking with

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others

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communication comes in various forms and

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not

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only true speaking it can be done

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through writing

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or acting number eight

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this is the best way to continue

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communication

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the best answer is letter a active

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listening

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active listening ensures a successful

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communication process

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with this the decoding will be achieved

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and the cycle will go on

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number nine it is an indication

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that communication really takes place

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the answer is letter b when the receiver

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decodes the message

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when the receiver decodes the message a

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sensible feedback can be given

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and the process of communication will go

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on

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number 10 last number this

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is essential to an effective

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communication

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the answer is letter b a two-way process

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communication is a cycle its success

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cannot be assured without the sender and

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the receiver

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both actively participating in a

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communication

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situation how well did you do

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if you were able to get all the answers

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correctly

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you did a terrific job and if you didn't

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worry not because there's always a next

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time

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before we end this episode were you able

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to remember the dairy miner for today

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if so do post on your facebook

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the very reminder i mentioned in our

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lesson earlier

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do not forget to put hashtag the

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reminder

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and the statement on your post on our

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next episode

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we will get to know the different models

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of communication

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that we use as a pattern or guide when

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communicating

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once again this is man berry bringing

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you lessons and communication and

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leaving you with a dairy reminder

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don't you speak with your mind speak

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with your heart

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ciao

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you

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