SPEECH CONTEX in ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Speech context refers to the situation or environment and the circumstances in which communication occurs. There are three main types of speech context: intrapersonal speech context, interpersonal speech context, and public communication.

1. Types of Speech
Context and Style

2. Types of Speech Context
1. Intrapersonal

2. Interpersonal
a. Dyad Communication
b. Small Group

3. Public
4.Mass Communication

3. TYPES OF SPEECH
CONTEXT

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4. INTRAPERSONAL
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7. INTERPERSONAL

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8. INTERPERSONAL

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9. TYPES OF INTERPERSONAL
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DYAD COMMUNICATIONS

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13. PUBLIC
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14. Eyanple:

1.You déliver a graduation
speech to yourbatch

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15. MASS COMMUNICATION

Communication that takes place through
television, radio, newspapers, magazines, books,
billboards, internet and other types of media,

SAMPLE:

You are a student Journalist
articulating yourstand on
current issuesthrough he
school newspaper!

16. Exercise: Identify and discuss with your partner the
differences among the types of speech contexts
using the graphic organizer below.

Type Description Examples
Intrapersonal
Communication

Interpersonal
Communication
Public
Communication

Mass
Communication

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17. TYPES OF SPEECH STYLES

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18. SPEECH STYLE

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19. INTIMATE

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21. CONSULTATIVE

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22. FORMAL

* This style is used in formal
settings:

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this is one way.

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