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    The document discusses communication skills and their importance in teaching. It defines communication as a meaning-making process where people share meanings. Communication involves encoding and decoding messages between a sender and receiver. The modern corporate world relies heavily on communication, with businesses spending over 75% of their time on communication activities. Effective communication is important for career success. Modes of communication include verbal (oral and written) and non-verbal forms like body language. Barriers to strong communication are also outlined such as lack of understanding and emotional issues. Elements that make communication effective are listening to others, understanding different perspectives, and cultivating strong communication skills.

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    COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND

    TEACHING
    SPEAKER
    DR. G. K. BADIGER
    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH
    GOVT. FIRST GRADE COLLEGE AND PG CENTRE,
    DHARWAD
    [email protected]
    Communication

    Communication is part of all living beings. Particularly, it


    plays a vital role in human life. Our age is rightly called
    an age of ‘information technology’ which is largely
    dependent on the business of communication.
    Communication is a symbolic, interpretative,
    transactional, contextual process in which people
    create ‘shared meanings’.
    It is a meaning-making and meaning-sharing or
    exchanging process.
    Meaning of Communication

    Meaning
     To communicate means ‘to share’ or ‘exchange’
    ideas, thoughts or any kind of verbal or non-verbal
    messages between two individuals or groups
    successfully. The word ‘communication’ is derived
    from the Latin word ‘communicare’ which means
    ‘to share’.
     Technically speaking it is process of encoding and
    decoding the messages that are commonly
    accepted by the user groups. Communication is
    thus a network of interactions between sender and
    receiver.
    Scope and importance of
    communication

     Communication is the major area of specialization


    of modern corporate world. The importance of
    communication is felt greater in the modern period
    than in any other age in the past. As the technology
    developed over the years, making communication
    sophisticated and complex, the research in this field
    was given greater importance. Today, the
    corporate world spends more than 75% of its time on
    communication. New employment avenues have
    been opened up for thousands of youth with the
    coming of BPOs along with IT sector. A successful
    communicator is considered as the great success in
    this world. Many people have taken this field of
    knowledge for making their career a success.
    Modes of communication

     Verbal (Oral and Written) and


     Non-verbal communication (Body Language)
     Human communication takes place at two levels–
    verbal and non-verbal. Verbal communication
    includes use of written or oral language whereas
    non-verbal communication deals with use of body
    language including gestures, postures, signs etc.
    Barriers to Communication

     Lack of Common frame of reference


     Poor retention
     Lack of interest on the part of listener as well as speaker
     Poor listening
     Pre-judgement
     Generation gap
     Difference in perception
     Strong emotions
     Self-centeredness
     Technology and communication gap
     Socio-cultural differences
    What makes communication
    effective?

     See other’s perspectives


     Select the channel, mode and setting
     Make an effort to understand the receiver/audience
     Cultivate Communication skills
     Right tone
     Systematic Planning
     Listen to others before you speak
     Understand the importance of Cultural setting
     Sometimes Silence also communicates
     Open Mindedness
     Playdown the ‘I’ Complex
    THANK YOU

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