Mga Gawaing Pangkomunikasyon ng mga Pilipino

YUNIT 3: Mga Gawaing Pangkomunikasyon ng mga Pilipino

• Unit 3 focuses on communication activities of Filipinos.
• The aims as follows:
• Describe the communication activities of Filipinos
• Explain the significance of the Filipino language
• Use the Filipino language

Mga Gawaing Pangkomunikasyon ng mga Pilipino (Communication Activities of Filipinos)

Tsismisan: Istoryahan ng Buhay-Buhay ng mga Kababayan (Gossip: Stories of Fellow Citizens' Lives)

• Derives from the Spanish word "chismes" (gossip).
• It involves stories which may have a basis in truth but are often exaggerated.
• The effects of gossiping are usually negative.
• There are three origins of gossip:
• First-hand observation.
• False or misleading statements.
• Manipulative texts that deceive a group or the public.
• An intrigue is a form of gossip that ruins reputations or friendships.
• A gossiper is someone who likes to spread secrets while a "tsismosa" is known to be a liar.
• Gossip can be used as an instrument to manipulate the public.
• False gossip that harms dignity is punishable by law as libel or slander.
• Article 353 defines libel as malicious public statements that can damage reputation, even if based on fact or rumors.

Umpukan: Usapan, Katuwaan at Iba pa sa Malapitang Salamuhaan

• It is a group discussion among family, friends, classmates, or acquaintances who share common interests and goals.
• The focus is often on topics of mutual interest and clarification.
• It occurs in various places like streets, schools, and offices.
• According to Enriquez (1976), Filipinos often engage in playful banter.
• Topics often revolve around community life or current events.

Salamyaan (Social Gathering)

• Salamyaan is a tradition where "umpukan" is featured.
• Marikina uses "salamyaan" to promote community awareness.
• Besides eating, singing, and playing bingo, "salamyaan" features casual conversations and discussions.

Ub-Ufon (Neighborhood Get-Together)

• They are usually held in a designated location for neighbors

Talakayan (Discussion/Exchange)

• Involves the exchange of ideas between two or more people on a topic.
• Discussions include:
• Formal discussion which follows specific steps and guidance.
• Informal discussion characterized by free exchange of ideas.
• Facilitators guide formal discussions.
• Calm participants play a role in mediating heated moments and de-escalate tensions.
• The reason to have a discussion is that the truth can be proven and maintained.

Uring ng Pormal na Talakayan (Types of Formal Discussions)

• Panel Discussion
• Symposium
• Lecture forum

Layon ng Talakayan (Objectives for Discussion)

• Evaluate issues
• Clarity
• Creation of actions
• Problem Solving

Pagbabahay-bahay: Pakikipag-kapuwa sa Kanyang Tahana't Kapaligiran (Going House-to-House: Engaging with Neighbors)

• It is when people go to homes to deliver important information, teach skills, discuss issues, encourage participation and advocate for causes.
• It is effective for discussing sensitive issues in a community.
• It can be used by politicians, government officials, community groups, religious groups, private institutions researchers, etc.

Pulong-Bayan (Town Hall Meeting)

• These often cover political issues and local affairs.
• The purpose is to discuss community concerns, problems, and programs with the residents.
• This is usually held when there are plans being implemented, problems to be solved, and laws to be implemented.
• Participants include community representatives, family heads, and stakeholders.
• It allows for citizens consultations, encourage citizens to support a cause, plans to make changes, mobilize people, discuss issues and programs

Halal na Lider na Nagpapatawag (Leaders Who Call the Meeting)

• Elected Leaders
• Councilor
• Mayor
• Governor
• Congressman
• Senator

Komunikasyong Di-Berbal: Pagpapahiwatigan sa Mayamang Kalinangan

• It involves conveying meanings and sending messages through ways other than words.
• Filipino culture is rich in non-verbal communication

Iba't Ibang Anyo ng Komunikasyong Di-Berbal (Different forms of Non-Verbal Communications)

Kinesika (Kinesics)

• This refers to communication via body movements
• Facial expressions convey happiness, sadness, anger, fear and defeat.
• Posture impacts one's perception.
• Gestures express thoughts and feelings.
• Eye contact (occulesics) can communicate many things.

Tindig at Pagtingin (Posture and Stance)

• Posture and stance can display your attitude and feelings
• Eye contact is another way of displaying a gesture

Pandama

• Touch, also known as Haptics communicates something

Proksemika (Proxemics)

• It involves space or distance between to people having a conversation and can convey different feelings

Senyas na Di-Berbal (Non-verbal Messages)

• Serve as complements to verbal communication.
• Can replace speech.
• Refute verbal language.
• Regulate communication flow.

Uring ng Komunikasyong Di-Berbal

• Communication through touch
• Communication through space
• Communication through time
• Communication through silence

Kaugnayan sa Komunikasyon ng mga Halimbawang Ibinigay nina Reusch at Kees

• Communication through gestures
• Communication through actions
• Communication through objects

Ekspresyong Lokal ( Local Expressions)

• Local expressions are words spoken by Filipino due to an outburst
• These are words or phrase that express feelings of anger, dismay, joy/happiness
• Walter Fisher states that people are story tellers, and everything should be taken as a narrative

Iba pang Kagawian (Other Habits)

• Filipino greetings that use verbal (Good Morning) and non-verbal communication (nodding, waving or appir.
• Avoiding people implies tension

Komunikasyon at Wikang Filipino

• Communication and Language is sign of the rich tradition
• Language reflects the importance of its culture
• Foreign concepts can create a misunderstanding of one's self