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2nd quarter oral comm Flashcards

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A strategy that utilizes various techniques that enable an individual to convey their message precise and understandable.

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“COMMS”

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Meaning of “COMMS”

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C-Clear goals
O - Optimal Audience
M - Meaningful message
M - Mind your channel
S-Stay focused on your goal

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a message consists of thoughts, feelings, emotions, and ideas of a certain individual to be passed on to another individual, hence it is called

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COMMUNICATION

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This is when someone suggests a topic for discussion. It’s like saying, “Let’s talk about this.”

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NOMINATION

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DIFFERENT COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES

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NOMINATION
RESTRICTION
TURN-TAKING
TOPIC SHIFTING
REPAIR
TERMINATION:

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This occurs when the conversation moves to a new subject. It keeps discussions dynamic and can happen naturally or intentionally. This occurs when the conversation moves to a new subject. It keeps discussions dynamic and can happen naturally or intentionally.

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TOPIC SHIFTING

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Involves limiting or narrowing the focus of conversation. It’s useful to keep discussions on track and avoid getting too broad. “Let’s focus on the budget aspect of the project for now.”

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RESTRICTION

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Refers to the practice of taking turns in conversation. It ensures everyone has a chance to speak and contributes to a balanced discussion.

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TURN-TAKING

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When misunderstandings or communication breakdowns occur, repair strategies are used to fix or clarify the message. This could involve rephrasing or asking for clarification.

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REPAIR

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Involves concluding or ending a conversation. It can be explicit, like saying goodbye, or implicit, signaled by body language or a change in topic.

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TERMINATION

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defines a concept, term or an abstract topic.

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Explanation Speech

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is to create a vivid image in the listener’s mind.

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Descriptive Speech

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is a type of speech that teaches the audience how to do a specific thing.

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Demonstration Speech

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is a type of speech that describes or explains an event or an issue that is interesting, significant, or unusual.

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Reportorial Speech

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The key components of an effective expository or informative speech can be summarized as

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CACM

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what does CACM mean?

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C – Credibility
A – Accuracy
C – Clarity
M – Memorability

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C

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Credibility: Ensure information is from reliable sources to establish trust.

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A

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Accuracy: Convey precise and factual details for informative content.

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C

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Clarity: Articulate ideas in an easily understood manner for the audience.

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M

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Memorability: Craft the speech to be memorable, leaving a lasting impression.

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aiming to sway the audience’s opinions or inspire them to take a particular course of action.

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Persuasive Speech

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Kinds of Persuasive Speech

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Convincing Speech
Actuation Speech

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aims to persuade the audience by presenting evidence and reasoning to sway their beliefs.

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Convincing Speech

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Inspires specific actions or changes.

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Actuation Speech

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Aims to amuse audience members and put them in a jovial mood.

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Entertainment Speech

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The key components of Entertainment Speech is

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LAUGH

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What is the meaning of LAUGH

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L – Light
A – Audience Engagement
U – Unpredictable twists
G – Genuine humor
H – Harmonious delivery

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L

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Light-hearted tone: Maintain a light and humorous tone throughout your speech.

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Audience Engagement: Connect with your audience through relatable content or anecdotes.

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U

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Unpredictable twists: Add unexpected elements or humorous surprises to keep the audience engaged.

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G

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Genuine humor: Be authentic and use humor that resonates with your personality and the audience

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H

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Harmonious delivery: Ensure a smooth and well-paced delivery to enhance the comedic effect.

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Used for accurate delivery, providing the speaker with a structured guide, ensuring key points are expressed precisely and facilitating a polished presentation.

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Manuscript

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Principles of Speech Delivery

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  1. Proper articulation and modulation
  2. Good stage presence
  3. Proper facial expression, gestures and movements
  4. Establish rapport with the audience
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The key components of a Manuscript for accurate delivery can be summarized as

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SCRIPT

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meaning of SCRIPT

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S – Structure
C – Clarity
R – Rehearse
I – In-depth content
P – Precision
T – Timing

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S

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Structure: Organize your content logically to ensure a smooth flow during delivery.

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C

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Clarity: Express key points clearly to enhance understanding for both the speaker and the audience.

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R

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Rehearse: Practice your delivery to enhance fluency and confidence.

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I

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In-depth content: Ensure your manuscript contains detailed and relevant information.

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T

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Timing: Pay attention to the timing of your delivery to maintain engagement.

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P

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Precision: Use language that is concise and precise to convey your message effectively.

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Delivered from memory without notes for a polished and rehearsed presentation.

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Memorized Speech

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is the ability to command attention and engage an audience while delivering a speech.

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Stage Presence

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highness or lowness of a voice

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Pitch

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is the process of adjusting the pitch, tone, and pace of your voice to convey a message more effectively.

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Voice modulation

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refers to the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech.

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Articulation

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also called rate, is the speed of a speaker’s utterance.

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Pace

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is the vocal energy or intensity exerted by a speaker.

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Power

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refers to the proper use of grammar in a sentence

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Grammatical Correctness

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