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    Lesson 3 - Verbal Communication

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    This document discusses verbal communication. It defines verbal communication as the use of language, words, sentences, and voice to share information with others. Verbal communication can be spoken or written, and includes communication over phone calls, in person conversations, and written forms like letters, emails and text messages. The document provides examples of verbal communication and assigns students the task of creating a graphic organizer or collage to demonstrate their understanding of verbal communication.

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    This document discusses verbal communication. It defines verbal communication as the use of language, words, sentences, and voice to share information with others. Verbal communication can be spoken or written, and includes communication over phone calls, in person conversations, and written forms like letters, emails and text messages. The document provides examples of verbal communication and assigns students the task of creating a graphic organizer or collage to demonstrate their understanding of verbal communication.

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    This document discusses verbal communication. It defines verbal communication as the use of language, words, sentences, and voice to share information with others. Verbal communication can be spoken or written, and includes communication over phone calls, in person conversations, and written forms like letters, emails and text messages. The document provides examples of verbal communication and assigns students the task of creating a graphic organizer or collage to demonstrate their understanding of verbal communication.

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    Lesson 3 - Verbal Communication

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    This document discusses verbal communication. It defines verbal communication as the use of language, words, sentences, and voice to share information with others. Verbal communication can be spoken or written, and includes communication over phone calls, in person conversations, and written forms like letters, emails and text messages. The document provides examples of verbal communication and assigns students the task of creating a graphic organizer or collage to demonstrate their understanding of verbal communication.

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    VERBAL COMMUNICATION

    Lesson Objectives

    At the end of the lesson, the students would be able to;

    1. Present the different examples of Verbal Communication

    2. Show understanding about the concept of verbal


    communication through graphic organizer

    Defining Verbal Communication

    When people ponder the word communication, they often think about the act of
    talking. We rely on verbal communication to exchange messages with one another and
    develop as individuals.

    Verbal communication is the use of language,


    words, sentences, and voice to share information
    with other people. It can therefore include both
    spoken and written communication. Verbal
    communication can take place over a phone call, in
    a face-to-face conversation. It is also linear and
    voluntary. You set out to say something, gather your
    thoughts, form your sentences, and then start
    delivering your message. It involves thinking,
    processing, and articulating. If you understand the language and the words being
    used then it is easy to decode.

    Verbal communication is about language, both


    written and spoken. In general, verbal communication
    refers to our use of words. Many people mistakenly
    assume that verbal communication refers only to spoken
    communication. However, you will learn that this is not
    the case. The term verbal communication often evokes the
    idea of spoken communication, but written
    communication is also part of verbal communication.

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    Here are some examples of Verbal Communication in written form:

    (Authentic Materials)

    Reference:
    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://courses.lumenlear
    ning.com/introductiontocommunication/chapter/defining-verbal-
    communication/&ved=2ahUKEwjpt9bA2azwAhVMHKYKHcP_C1kQFjAPegQIGxAC&us
    g=AOvVaw3WPRmAkqX9YGCV0DzuTS_w&cshid=1620017386617

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    FOR YOU TO DO:

    I. Develop a CREATIVE GRAPHIC ORGANIZER to show the concept of


    VERBAL COMMUNICATION

    II. Make a COLLAGE presenting the different examples of Verbal


    Communication

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