Oral Communication
The one who sends the message is
Sender
This is the art of speaking in front of people or large group of audience.
Public Speaking
The means of sender in sending the message is the
Channel
The idea/information that is being send by the sender.
Message
This is the first and the earliest model of communication.
Aristotle's model
This communication model shows that speech greatly affects the audience.
Aristotle's model
This communication model gives us the idea of communication breakdown because of the differences of the field of experience.
Schramm's model
This communication model tells us that communication is circular and continuous, without beginning or end.
White's model
The reply/response of the receiver
Feedback
This communication model is also known as the telephone model.
Shannon-Weaver's model
The process of giving and receiving information.
Communication
This speech is also known as informative speech.
Expository speech
This speech is used to bring joy and amused the audience.
Entertainment speech
This speech is used to encourage people to do something or to make a movement or action.
Persuasive speech
This speech is delivered by reading the copy of the speech.
Manuscript speech
This speech is well-prepared and well-organized speech.
Extemporaneous speech
This speech is delivered on the spot.
Impromptu speech
This speech is delivered by remembering the speech.
Memorized speech
This function of communication is used to interact or to connect to people.
Social interaction
This function of communication is used to control the behavior of a person.
Regulation/Control
This function of communication is used to uplift the spirit of a person
Motivation
this function of communication is used to express feelings to one to another.
Emotional experession
This function of communication is used to share ideas and receive information from other people.
Information dissemination
The sender receives feedback coming from the listener
Two-way communication
This communication model is made by _ around 5BC
Aristotle
This type of communication does not used mouth and voice to communicate
Non-verbal Communication
This is also known as reply/response.
Feedback
This type of communication is that the sender does not receive feedback from the listener
One-way communication
This is the hindrances or barriers in communication process.
Noise
This function of communication used to uplift the spirit of a person.
Motivation
This White's Model is created by
Eugene White
The author of Speech to the Troops at Tilbury
Queen Elizabeth I
The one who receives the message is the
Receiver
This type of communication is that the sender receive feedback from the listener.
Two-way communication
This model is also known as the Telephone Model.
Shannon-Weaver's model
This is the idea or the information that sends by the sender/speaker.
Message
The means or ways of the sender how he/she sends its message to the receiver/listener.
Channel
This model of communication gives us the idea that the speech (message) must have an effect to the audience (listener)
Aristotle's model
Aristotle's Model of Communication is created by Aristotle himself around
5BC
Shannon-weaver's model
Aristotle's model
Berlo's SMCR model
Laswell's model
White's model
Communication models
Informative/Expository
Extemporaneous
Impromptu
Manuscript
Memorized
Persuasive
Entertainment
Types of Speech
Verbal
Non-verbal
One-way
Two-way
4 types of communication
Sender
Receiver
Message
Channel
Noise
Decoding
Encoding
Elements of Communication