2. ACTIVITY 1: BESSSS RECALL MO, REMIND
MO!
1.Who among of you can remind the
Developmental Model of Intercultural
Sensitivity when we are communicating
to other cultures?
2.Do you think it helps you to become
sensitive to other people?
3. ACTIVITY 1: LETâS WARM UP
1. Form groups of four to five members.
2. Create a two-minute group
presentantion that reflects your
understanding the five functions of
communication
3. Be Creative
4. You have five minutes to prepare.
4. GROUP 1- CONTROL/REGULATION - SHORT ROLE
PLAY
GROUP 2- SOCIAL INTERACTION- JINGGLE
GROUP 3- MOTIVATION- POEM
GROUP 4- EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION- DANCE
GROUP 5- INFORMATION DISSEMINATION- SONG
5. QUESTIONS:
1.How can we communicate?
2.Why should we use a strategy in speaking
when the ability to communicate is a natural
gift?
3.How can we foster better understanding among
people of different cultural background?
4.What are the functions of communication?
6. Basically, there are five
functions of communication.
These are control or
regulation, social interaction,
motivation, emotional
expression, and information
dissemination.
7. 1.CONTROL OR REGULATION
Communication functions to control
behavior.
Every organization has its regulations and
these regulations are communicated to all
members in various ways.
8. ï For example:
1. A small organization such as a family has its
house rules which every member has to follow.
2. The school implements rules which students and
other members of the school community are
obliged to follow.
3. The dress code in a business organization
serves to dictate the style dressing among its
members, particularly the employees.
9. 4. In the school setting, a security officer
may hinder a student or a school visitor
from entering.
5. A dean may oblige the faculty members
to attend a seminar-workshop.
6. A teacher may require a student to turn
off their cell phones.
11. For example:
1. A students has to talk with his parents
regarding his allowance and school
requirements.
2. He has to talk to the driver of the jeepney or
bus, if not to the LRT or MRT tickening clerk.
3 In school, it is invetivable for him not to
coverse with his teachers, classmates,
schoolmates, school employess and officials.
13. 1. INTERNAL MOTIVATION comes
from within. It is something personal.
For example:
A student is motivated to study hard
because of his desires to graduate with
honors.
14. 2. EXTERNAL MOTIVATION emanates from
the outside or from people surrounding him.
For example:
A student is motivated to study hard because
of his father's promise to give him an
expensive car once he graduates with
honors.
15. Encouraging words serve to stimulate people to
perform or do better, that is, motivate them in a
positive way.
For example:
1. A breast cancer patient may desire to live longer
after he hears words of hope from his loved ones.
2. A failing student may continue pursuing his
chosen career path the moment he hears words of
encouragement from the school's guidance
counselor.
16. 4.EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION
âąCommunication facilitates people's
expression of their feelings and emotions.
âąCommunication does not involve ideas only.
It also involves emotions
âąAs an individual communicates, he emotes.
17. For Example:
When one informs another about the impending
supertyphoon, the informer may express various
emotions in different situations.
1. As he informs his loved ones, he may show fear
because their house is not a safe place to stay when
there is a supertyphoon.
2. He may show love or concern as he informs them for
them to get ready for the calamity.
3. He may show joy and excitement as he envisions
another day of no classes or a grand vacation.
19. For example:
1. A new policy to be implemented school-
wide has to be made known to all members
before its implementation.
2. The school administration must tell all
students enrolled in board courses such
accountacy and engineering, specifically the
grades that they have to earn for them to be
retained.
20. POINTS TO REMEMBER
ïŒ Speaking functions in five ways.
ïŒIt regulates and controls behavior, as in the case of
following orders or instructions.
ïŒIt is used for social interaction and sharing
information through dynamic, clear, and purposeful
conversation.
ïŒIt motivates individuals to express what and how
they feel through the use of certain words that depict
a variety of emotions.
21. ACTIVITY 2: E-WRITE MO BES!
Give at least five reasons or
purposes why people communicate.
22. ACTIVITY 3: THAT FEELINGS!
Directions:
Think of a person who best motivates
you. How does he/she serve as your
motivation? Recall the motivating line
he/she gave you.
23. ACTIVITY 4: REFLECTION
âą Write your insightss gained from the discussion. Complete the
following phrases.
âą 1. I have learned that
__________________________________________
âą 2. It is important that
__________________________________________
24. PAPER AND PENCIL: QUIZ
Directions: Identify the function of communication in each of the following
situation.
1. The teacher reads and discusses classroom policies to her
students.
2.Ross greets Rachel;then they start talking about their plans
for the holidays.
3. Phoebe shares her insights on how to live peacefully despite
a complicated life.
4.Monica shares her personal frustrations with Chandler.
5. The geometry teacher lectures about mathematical concepts.
25. 6.Sheila delivers her valedictory speech.
7. The President delivers his last State of the Nation
Address.
8. A television personality thanks the supportive
moviegoers during an interview.
9. The city mayor presents her strategies to execute
the plans in a public forum.
10. A tourist guide orients a group of tourists about a
heritage site.
26. SHARE KO LANG!- SKL!!
Plato once said
â Wise men speak because they
have something say.â