40 Questions
What is the term for any barrier or interference in communication?
noise
What is the primary goal of effective communication?
to achieve understanding
What is the model often called, based on the experience of having the message interfered with by 'noise' from the telephone switchboard back in 1940?
Telephone Model
What is the main purpose of 'What I Have Learned' section?
To process what you learned from the lesson
What is the role of response in communication?
to acknowledge the message
What is the purpose of the communication process?
To share a common meaning between the sender and the receiver
What is the function of 'Answer Key' section?
To contain answers to all activities in the module
Which of the following models of communication is non-traditional?
Transactional model
What is the role of the speaker in the process of communication?
To deliver the message
What is the purpose of 'What I Can Do' section?
To provide an activity to transfer new knowledge into real-life situations
What is the central element of the process of communication?
The message
Who is associated with the circular and continuous model of communication?
Eugene White
What is the reminder when using this module?
Use the module with care and do not put unnecessary mark/s on any part of the module
What happens when communication is absent in a community?
misunderstandings occur
What is the role of the listener in the process of communication?
To receive the message
What is the channel in the process of communication?
The way the message is sent through our senses
What is the purpose of 'References' section?
To list all sources used in developing this module
How many parts does the communication process typically break down into?
6
What is the importance of 'What I Know' section?
To answer before moving on to the other activities
What is the response in the process of communication?
The way the message is interpreted by the receiver
What is the term for the way in which a message is delivered through our senses?
channel
How many essential elements of communication are there?
7
What should you do once you are through with the module?
Return this module to your teacher/facilitator
What is the primary criterion for evaluating the 'Models of Communication' activity?
Clear and persuasive ideas
What is the purpose of 'Assessment' section?
To evaluate the level of mastery in achieving the learning competency
What is the main objective of the 'What I Can Do' activity?
To recreate a scene or scenario from a movie or TV series
What is the purpose of the criteria in the 'What I Can Do' activity?
To evaluate the creativity of the student
What is the primary purpose of the 'Assessment' section?
To test the student's understanding of communication concepts
What is feedback in the context of communication?
The result of monitoring the listener's response
What is the 'mother of all models of communication'?
Shannon and Weaver Model of Communication
What is NOT an element of communication?
Verbal
What will happen if the message is not delivered effectively?
There will be no response from the listener
What is the title of the module being discussed?
Oral Communication in Context
What is the address of the Office of the Department of Education – Region XI?
Elpidio Quirino Ave., Poblacion District, Davao City, 8000 Davao del Sur
What is the purpose of the 'Notes to the Teacher' section in the module?
To provide helpful tips or strategies to the teacher
What is the role of the facilitator in the module?
To guide the learners and keep track of their progress
What is the expected outcome of using this module?
To acquire the needed 21st century skills
What is unique about the module?
It is designed to assist learners in overcoming their personal, social, and economic constraints in schooling
What is the significance of the hand in the content?
It is one of the most symbolized parts of the human body
Who are the designers of the module?
Educators from both public and private institutions
Study Notes
Introductory Message
- This module on Oral Communication in Context is designed to assist teachers and learners in meeting the standards set by the K to 12 Curriculum.
- The module aims to engage learners in guided and independent learning activities at their own pace and time.
The Nature and Elements of Communication
- The communication process is the basis for realizing the effectiveness of communication where the sharing of a common meaning occurs between the sender and the receiver.
- Effective communication leads to understanding.
- The communication process consists of key components such as encoding, the medium of transmission, decoding, and feedback.
Introducing the Elements of Communication
- There are seven essential elements of communication:
- The Speaker (source of delivering the information)
- The Message (what needs to be delivered by the speaker)
- The Listener (receiver of the message)
- Channel (way in which a message is sent through our senses)
- Response (feedback from the listener)
- Noise Source (barrier or interference in communication)
- Destination (receiver of the message)
Shannon and Weaver's Model of Communication
- This model is often called the Telephone Model because it is based on the experience of having the message interfered with by "noise" from the telephone switchboard back in 1940.
- The model consists of a speaker, transmitter, noise source, receiver, and destination.
What I Can Do Activity
- Recreate a scene or scenario from a movie or TV series by writing your own script/dialogue.
- Use imagination and creativity in writing.
Assessment
- Feedback is the result of monitoring the listener's response.
- Shannon and Weaver's Model of Communication is called the mother of all models of communication.
- Effective communication leads to understanding and cooperation.
- Noise is any barrier or interference in communication.
- A speaker-centered model of communication is Aristotle's model of communication.
- White's Model of Communication tells that communication is circular and continuous.
Learn about the nature and elements of communication in this module from the Department of Education, Region XI. This quiz covers the basics of communication.
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