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Cards (21)

  • language is any formal system of gestures, signs, sounds and symbols
  • oral language is utilizing knowledge and skills to speak and listen effectively through the proper use of true-life ideas
  • to achive oral fluency, speaking loundly and clearly is also essential
  • what is the essential to achive oral fluency
    speaking loundly and clearly
  • 5 attributes( CBAVE) clarity, brevity, appropriateness, vividness, ethical
  • Clarity: Must have correct grammatical structure. Words used should be precise and can be understood. Avoid highfalutin ( fancy ) words
  • Appropriateness: Language should be appropriate to the environment or occasion
  • appropriateness-
    Language should be appropriate to the environment or occasion
  • vividness-
    A colorful language that appeals to the senses
  • vividness- A colorful language that appeals to the senses ( Sight, Hearing, Touch, Taste, Smell. )
  • Ethical: Words should be chosen carefully considering the gender, roles, ethnicity, preferences, and status of the person or people you are talking to.
  • Body language
    Refers to an interaction where behavior is used to convey and represent meaning using our movement
  • Non-verbal clues ( SAFE )
    S- stance or posture
    A- action
    F- facial expressions
    E- eye contact or eye
  • GGMN
    G- giving directions/instruction
    G-giving information
    M-making explanations
    N- narrating factual and personal recounts
  • G-giving directions/instruction
    Giving clear instructions, for listeners to follow what we want them to do without confusion.
  • G- giving information
    Providing information on a certain topic.
  • M- making explanations
    Giving more precise information regarding a topic to make it easier to understand
  • N- narrating factual and personal recounts
    Tell historical events sequentially or personal detail.
  • what is assertion
    Lets the readers feel that they should agree on what they read
  • What is reaction
    Lets the readers feel that they should agree on what they read
  • 4 factors in reacting to assertions (RASS)
    R - Read and understand the text
    A - Analyze/Examine the assertion made by the author
    S- State your reaction clearly
    S - Support your ideas and opinion by explaining your stand