LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION
Lesson 01
NATURE OF LANGUAGE
AND COMMUNICATION
GEC- PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
MS. ERIELYN REYES, LPT
LESSON
OBJECTIVES
01
Demonstrate an understanding of the key ideas in
language and communication
02
Identify the elements of communication.
LESSON OUTLINE
Defining Language &
Communication
01
Defining language and communication,
discussing the concept of communication,
and defining communication as the
exchange of information
Elements of Communication
03
Nature of Language &
Communication
02
Discussing the nature of both language and
communication.
Focusing on the communication elements;
discussing the importance of effective
communication
Performance Task
04
Summarizing the key points of the lesson,
entertaining questions and clarifications,
and explaining the performance task,
mechanics, and rubrics
DEFINING
LANGUAGE
- Linguists agree that a language can only be
called a language if it has a system of rules
(also known as grammar), a sound system
(phonology), and a vocabulary (lexicon).
Nature of Language and Communication
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SPEECH
COMMUNITY
Why do people understand each other
using language?
When people use language, they can
understand each other because they
belong to the same speech community
and they share the same set of rules in the
language system.
Nature of Language and Communication
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LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
process when people acquire the
language used by those in the community
while they are growing up.
LANGUAGE LEARNING
process when people learn other languages
by studying formally in school or informally
on their own.
Nature of Language and Communication
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WHAT IS
COMMUNICATION?
Nature of Language and Communication
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Defining Communication
WHAT IS
COMMUNICATION?
Communication is the process of
exchanging information, ideas, thoughts,
or feelings between individuals or groups
through various channels such as spoken
or written language, body language,
gestures, and visual representations.
Nature of Language and Communication
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Defining Communication
WHAT IS
COMMUNICATION?
It is a fundamental aspect of human
interaction that enables understanding,
connection, and the sharing of knowledge
and emotions.
Nature of Language and Communication
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Defining Communication
TYPES OF
COMMUNICATION
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02
Nature and Elements of Communication
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Verbal Communication
Verbal communication is one of the most common and
familiar forms of human interaction. It involves the use
of spoken words and active listening to convey
messages between individuals.
Non-verbal Communication
Non-verbal communication goes beyond words and
involves expressing messages through body language,
gestures, and facial expressions. It is a powerful means
of communication that can complement, reinforce, or
sometimes contradict verbal messages.
Defining Communication
TYPES OF
COMMUNICATION
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04
Nature and Elements of Communication
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Written Communication
Written communication is another vital form of human
expression, especially in today's digital age. It involves
conveying messages, information, or ideas through
written words.
Visual Communication
Visual communication utilizes images, graphics,
infographics, charts, and diagrams to convey
information effectively. This is particularly useful when
presenting complex data or concepts in a visually
appealing and easy-to-understand manner.
Defining Communication
NATURE OF
COMMUNICATION
Effective communication is essential for
building relationships, resolving conflicts,
and achieving successful outcomes in
various personal, social, and professional
settings.
Nature and Elements of Communication
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ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Sender
The sender is the individual
who initiates the
communication process by
formulating and transmitting a
message. The sender's
intention is to convey
information, ideas, or emotions
to the receiver.
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Nature of Communication
ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Message
The message is the core
content of the communication,
consisting of the information,
ideas, or emotions that the
sender intends to share with
the receiver.
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Nature of Communication
ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Receiver
The receiver is the individual or
group who receives and
interprets the message. The
effectiveness of
communication relies heavily
on the receiver's ability to
comprehend and interpret the
message accurately.
Nature and Elements of Communication
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Nature of Communication
ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Channel
The channel refers to the
means by which the message is
conveyed from the sender to
the receiver. Different channels
include face-to-face
interactions, phone
conversations, and written
correspondence.
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Nature of Communication
ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Feedback
Feedback is an essential
component of the
communication process, as it
enables the sender to gauge
the receiver's understanding
and response to the message.
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Nature of Communication
ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
Noise
Noise refers to any interference,
disruption, or barrier that
hinders the smooth
transmission and reception of a
message between the sender
and receiver.
Nature and Elements of Communication
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Nature of Communication
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