Oral Communication (2) Flashcards
Oral/Verbal Communication Activities
one-on-one speaking, small group or team-based oral work, full class discussions, in-class debates and deliberations, speeches and presentarions, oral examinations
this is where the students were asked to discuss or explain some questions or problems
one-on-one speaking
a smaller-scale setting of discussion, deliberation, and problem-solving
small group or team-based oral work
creating an atmosphere of collective out loud thinking about ideas
full class discussions
debates typically involve participants who argue while deliberation is the collaborative process of discussing some important issues
In-Class Debates and Deliberations
the stand-up podium speech delivered by an individual from an outline or script. It also includes group presentations or impromptu speaking.
Speeches and Presentations
A way to determine the depth and range of one’s knowledge of something and to stimulate high levels of preparation.
Oral Examinations
fast and easy relay of information
Transmission Speed
It is difficult or almost impossible to verify the sent message
Verification
it is a less costly and less time consuming way of communication
Cost and Time
refers to the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true
Proof/Evidence
it is often suitable or applicable if the sender and receiver are nearer to each other.
Applicable
it can give immediate feedback
Flexibility
