You can have Brilliant Ideas, but if you can’t get them across , your ideas won’t get you anywhere.

Learning Objectives

In context of

communication

Define

The Process.

Types.

Fear factors

Barriers.

Modes

Developing

effective

communication.

Communication is the process of sharing information, thoughts and feelings between people through speaking, writing or body language.

Communication is a series of

HEARING

SEEING

TOUCHING

SMELLING

TASTE

SENDERRECEIVER

Feedback

receiver

sender

Noise

Use of channel to transmit the message

PROCESS OF

COMMUNICATION

Types of Communication

NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION

VERBAL COMMUNICATION

Nonverbal Messages Communicating

emotions

Most Common Ways to Communicate

Speaking

Writing

Visual ImageBody

Language

What is the

first step to

approach

parents?

Is my timing to speak correct?

Will parents listen to me?

Will they

agree to

send me?

MODES OF COMMUNICATION

ONE TO ONE MANY TO MANY

ONE TO MANY

CLEAR

CONCISE

CONCRETE

CORRECT

COHERENT

COMPLETE

COURTEOUS

BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATIONPSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERPHYSICAL

BARRIER

CULTURAL BARRIERS

PERCEPTIONS VARY

DONOT WANT TO LISTEN

NETWORK PROBLEMS

FEAR

- Unable to express.

- Fear of rejection.

- Poor body language

- Low self esteem

- low in confidence.

- incomplete

information

Common Communication Errors:

MULTI-TASKING. SPEAKING UNNECCASARY. FINISHING TOO EARLY. SPEAKING TOO FAST

Importance

Inspires confidence

Builds respect in business

Helps make friends

Develops a distinct

personality

Reveals your ability to others

STYLES IN COMMUNICATION

AGGRESSIVE

PASSIVE ASSERTIVE

IMPROVING COMMUNICATION?

IMPROVE LANGUAGE.IMPROVE PRONUNCIATION.WORK ON BODY LANGUAGE.READ & LISTEN MOREINTERACT WITH QUALITATIVE PEOPLE.THINK AND SPEAK.DO NOT SPEAK TOO FAST.USE SIMPLE VOCABULARY.DO NOT SPEAK ONLY TO IMPRESS SOMEONE.