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COTABATO MEDICAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE, INC
Quezon Avenue, Midsayap
Course Title : Speech and Oral Communication
Course Description :
The course primarily aims to develop student’s communication skills. It seeks to enhance the art and skill of speaking.
Rationale :
Being able to speak and communicate well are just as important as being able to walk or to see. However, man fails in his endeavor to expresshimself clearly. Hence, the need for the student to undergo formal training is considered to enable him to communicate his thoughts, feelings,
desires, and aspirations to his fellowmen with whom he interacts using the English language.
Course Objectives :
General Objective:
At the end of the semester, the student should have recognized the importance of communication in their everyday life and have developed ahigh level of confidence in oral communication that may aid them in their future line of work.
Specific Objectives:
Cognitive: Identify the various stages/processes involved in the cycle of communication and public speaking.
Affective: Exercise dynamism and proper expression needed in various situations.
Psychomotor: Write and deliver various speeches needed in various situations.
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Specific Objectives Subject Matter Values
Integrated
Strategies
Teaching
Methodologies
Instructional
Materials
Evaluation Time
Frame
Expected
Outcome
Define
communication
Recognize the
importance andvalues of
communication
Discuss thefunctions of
communication
Differentiate written
from oralcommunication
Observe the different
types of communication
I. Communication
II. A. definition of communication
III. B. value of good
communicationIV. C. function of
communication
II. Communication
Process
III. Types of
Communication
Appreciation of
the value of communication
Awareness
aboutcommunication
process usinghis own
experiences
Enhancement of
one’s ability in proper way of
communication
- Lectures
-Socializedrecitation
- Lectures
-Discussion
Film Showing
- books
- panels
- video tapes
- books
-handouts
- tv
- vhs
- tapes
Recitation
Group
work
Oral report
1st - 2nd
week
3rd
week
4th
week
Defined
communication
Differentiated
written fromoral
communication
Observed
different typesof
communication
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Comprehend the role
of language incommunication
Pronounce the
vowels, consonants,and diphthongs
Recognize stress andintonation patterns
Compare the small
group and largegroup communi-
cation
Demonstrate the
different kinds of sound
IV. Communication
and languagesV. A. the vocal
organsVI. B. the voices
V. Instructional
PhoneticAlphabet (IPA)
VI. Stress andIntonation
VII.Group
Communicationa. small group
comm.
b. large groupcomm.
VIII . Verbal
Symbolization
- Characteris-
tics of sound
Patience
Discipline
camaraderie and
cooperation
Patience
DiligenceAttentiveness
Oral reading of
poem andspeeches
- Recitation
- Oral readingof selections
- Conversation by two’s
using stressand intonation
to conveydesired
meaning
- Group activity
- Lecture
- Lecture
- videocamera
- tape
recorder
- voice
recorder
- Chart
- Voice tapes
- Illustration
board
- Visual aids
- Voice tapes
- Desktop
Oral drill
Quiz
Oral drill
Oralconversa-
tion
Group
presenta-tion
Recitation
5th - 6th
week
7th - 8th
week
9th -10th
week
11th
week
12th
week
Comprehended
the role of language in
communication
Pronounced the
vowels,consonants, and
dipthongs.
Recognizedstress and
intonation patterns
Compared the
small group andlarge group
communi-cation
Demonstrated
the differentkinds of sound
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Identify various
speeches and deliver them applying proper
voices, gestures, and
emotions
Community Involvement:
Provide speechenhancement through
oral delivery
IX. Speech Delivery
Speech Delivery
Confidence in
expressingoneself
Creativity
Appreciateone’s skills and
talents
- Lectures
- Recitation
- Video tape
viewing
Participation of the community in
the activity
- Books
- Video tapes
on various
speeches of speakers
Speech
delivery
SpeechDelivery
13th -14th
week
15th -17th
week
Identified
variousspeeches and
deliver them
properly
Provided speechenhancement
through oraldelivery
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Course Requirements:
a. Interview b. Panel forum
c. Quizd. Oral interpretation
e. Informative speech (Lecture, sales, case presentation)f. Individual speech writing and deliveryg. Oral and written examinations
References:
1. Basic Grammar in Many Voices by Marilyn N. Silva, 1991.
2. Speech Improvement with Practice Exercises by Aurora L. Samonte and Leticia R. Arbis, 1989.3. Speech Improvement for the Young by Jose M. Manalo, 1980.
4. Word Power (Writing and Speaking) by Joan A. Grygel, 1985.5. Speech Improvement for More Effective Communication by H. M. Barcelona et. al., 1992.
6. Effective Voice and Diction by Milagros Poblete, 1983.
Grading System:
Midterm Grade : 30% + 30% + 40% Midterm Exam. .
Pre-Final Grade : 30% + 30% + 40% Final Exam.
Final Grade : Midterm Grade + Pre-Final Grade2