Comunication Activities

It is the conscious action of exchanging information between two or more participants in order to transmit or receive different information or opinions.

• Comunication

• Communicative Skills

• Education

As social beings, people need to communicate. Communication makes it possible to transmit information and exchange or share ideas, which enriches the human experience. Communication is of vital importance to develop our potential.

• Information

• Importance of Communication

• comunication Elements

Communicative Skills

• Active listening

• Empathy

• Non-verbal language

• Verbal language

• Types of Sentences

Comunication Elements

Communication is a continuous and dynamic process that is made up of a series of elements:

• Education

• Transmitter, Context, Channel, and Code

• Feedback

• Message

• Receiver

These are all factors that go into the process of sending and receiving a message. Each element contributes a value that, depending on the circumstance, helps to improve or distort communication.

• Comunication

• Types of Comunication

• Benefits of Elements of Communication

Types of communication

• Verbal communication is divided into two:

• Oral and Written Communication,

• Non-verbal Communication.

• Education

• Types of Sentences

Verbal communication

This is the type of communication in which linguistic signs are used in the message

This type of communication can be done in two ways:

• Oral communication and Written communication.

• Verbal communication

• Non-verbal Communication.

Oral communication occurs through the auditory canal and is the most common form of expression of the human being, however written communication is carried out through the visual channel, and transmits more precise information through reading than that produced orally.

• Communication Characteristics

• Comunication

• Difference between Oral and Written Communication

It is a communication process through which a message is transmitted through gestures, signs or indications; that is, without words. Gestures, body language, posture, facial expression, eye contact.

• Non-verbal communication

• Verbal communication

• Comunication

Communication Characteristics

• The message must be clear and punctual,

• the issues to be discussed must be addressed in an organized way,

• Communication must flow naturally,

• and the recipient must interact and encourage participation.

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