1) The document discusses the importance of good communication in academic settings. It notes that communication allows students to share information, gain knowledge, and express themselves to teachers and classmates.
2) Effective communication skills are important for academic success. Students must be able to communicate clearly both verbally, such as answering questions in class, and through writing. This allows teachers to properly assess students' understanding.
3) Both oral and written communication skills are vital as students progress through their education. Students must learn to articulate ideas and arguments in both speech and writing for different audiences and purposes.
1) The document discusses the importance of good communication in academic settings. It notes that communication allows students to share information, gain knowledge, and express themselves to teachers and classmates.
2) Effective communication skills are important for academic success. Students must be able to communicate clearly both verbally, such as answering questions in class, and through writing. This allows teachers to properly assess students' understanding.
3) Both oral and written communication skills are vital as students progress through their education. Students must learn to articulate ideas and arguments in both speech and writing for different audiences and purposes.
1) The document discusses the importance of good communication in academic settings. It notes that communication allows students to share information, gain knowledge, and express themselves to teachers and classmates.
2) Effective communication skills are important for academic success. Students must be able to communicate clearly both verbally, such as answering questions in class, and through writing. This allows teachers to properly assess students' understanding.
3) Both oral and written communication skills are vital as students progress through their education. Students must learn to articulate ideas and arguments in both speech and writing for different audiences and purposes.
1) The document discusses the importance of good communication in academic settings. It notes that communication allows students to share information, gain knowledge, and express themselves to teachers and classmates.
2) Effective communication skills are important for academic success. Students must be able to communicate clearly both verbally, such as answering questions in class, and through writing. This allows teachers to properly assess students' understanding.
3) Both oral and written communication skills are vital as students progress through their education. Students must learn to articulate ideas and arguments in both speech and writing for different audiences and purposes.
Directions: Create a brochure promoting the importance of good communication in all fields. TOLENTINO, GIELHENE MINEAR C.
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TASK 3: ESSAY
THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD COMMUNICATION AND ITS PURPOSES IN ACADEMIC SET UP
Communication is the process of transmitting information and gaining knowledge from one another. All communication carries a message. Message can be in the form of information, a directive, an enquiry, a feeling, an opinion, an idea, or in any other form. Communication can occur only when there is commonness of understanding between the sender and the receiver. The commonness includes factors like common culture, common language, and common environment. Words, phrases, idioms, proverbs, gestures, and expressions are deeply cultured and possess high communicative potential for people from similar backgrounds. Communication must be able to evoke a response from the receiver, which would be evident in the form of some behavioral changes. Communication is one of the important things or tools that can connect us to each other. By communicating to others can help us in the problems or struggles we are facing. Proper communication is important because it is one of the thing that the person you are communicating to is observing or it can be an impression to others. Communication can be defined as interacting to each other such as using verbal or non-verbal language. Communication helps build relationship, it also improve the working environment, it can also help build strong team or group in work, and communication earns more respect. In communication or communicating there are lot of things we can do.
In the traditional set up of academic process we are communicating with our professors or teachers and even our co-students or classmates face-to-face or verbal, but now that we are in a pandemic situation, we communicate to our professors/teachers/co-students/classmates online by using technology. By reading, writing and listening can be an effective communication used in academic set up. If there is no communication process in an academic set up or in our daily lives can lead every professors/teachers/co-students/classmates and even other people misunderstand each other. By having good communication in school or on online class can lead the students to a success. Productive communication is a boost to career development. We use communication every day and every time we interact with each other. Communication is a mode which helps us to express or transfer our messages, thoughts, and feelings thinking’s imaginations and ideas. Communication divided into two parts which is the verbal language and non-verbal language. When we say verbal language we interact to each other face to face and in non-verbal we interact with each other by using gestures, body language and more. The purposes of communication is to share information, gain knowledge and express emotions or feelings. Communication as well as the organizational structure is imperative for any organization to become successful. Effective communication is one of the main foundations in building a strong relationship between professors/teachers/students/classmates and other people. If there is no communication or ineffective communication there will be a misunderstanding. At all levels of education, students must be able to communicate effectively. Without well-developed communication skills, children run the risk of falling behind their peers or becoming emotionally overwhelmed or withdrawn at school. Academic success depends on solid communication skills, beginning with clear oral communication. Students are often called upon in class to answer questions. These questions may range from those with simple factual answers to questions that involve putting thoughts together and making arguments. Answers to questions need to be communicated effectively so teachers can assess a student’s knowledge. Students with oral challenges may also become embarrassed if they are unable to communicate on par with their peers. If a student stutters or mumbles they may become fearful of speaking up in class, and this in turn can lead to lowered grades and diminished self-esteem. A second aspect of oral language communication is pragmatic and social language, used in daily interactions with others. This includes what is said, how it’s said and non-verbal communication, such as eye contact, facial expressions and body language. We navigate our world and our social relationships through language. Understanding how to communicate effectively with peers sets the stage for positive self-esteem. Students feel empowered when they can “talk the talk” in their social lives. Effective use of oral communication also allows students to advocate for themselves. They must be able to articulate when and how their academic needs are not being met. A student who can effectively ask questions and get help from a teacher will often be more successful than students who remain silent even when they are unsure of what is being asked of them. In addition to oral communication, a child must also develop the ability to communicate effectively with the written word. As students’ progress through the school years, they are expected to present more of their work in written form. They need to know how to clearly write arguments, summaries, hypotheses, and be able to synthesize complex ideas and concepts. Thoughts and ideas need to be expressed clearly, with effective use of tone and language for the intended audience. Composing a compelling essay is dramatically different than writing a text to a friend. While it is easier, more effective, and less costly to treat speech and language disorders early, in the toddler years, it is never too late to get treatment. If a parent has concerns about their child’s ability to communicate, they should seek an evaluation by a speech and language pathologist. With the support of a speech therapist and an educational therapist, students who struggle with the academic aspects of language can become stronger students and learn the communication skills they need to be successful in school and in life. Communication requires the formation of communicative motivation and reason. Information tends to flow from the sender to the recipient. Communication plays a vital role in the personal, business, as well as social life. Every human activity needs communication in some way or the other. The success of communication depends on the proper understanding of the parties involved in it. Communication is media, as well as channel-based. Effective communication considers more of the emotions and intents of the information received. Facial expressions have an essential role to play in communication. Excellent communication skills can lead to a good conversation. One should always be clear of their communicating style, ensuring that it is not impacting anyone negatively.
Communication is the greatest importance. It is important to sharing out one’s thoughts and feelings to live a fuller and happier life. The more we communicate the less we suffer and the better we feel about everything around. However, it is all the more necessary to learn the art of effective communication to put across ones point well. Communication has more to do with than the mere transmission of information. It requires an element of success and correct body language in transmitting and imparting messages, be it information or even emotions and feelings. Two people may read differently based on the choice of words used in communication. The receiver might not have the same understanding as that of the sender. The body language of a person plays a significant role in the act of communication.
