Communicative Strategies (Q4)

• Communicative Strategies


  Strategies used in communication to achieve specific goals
• Communicative Strategies


  • NOMINATION
  • RESTRICTION
  • TURNTAKING
  • TOPIC CONTROL
  • TOPIC SHIFTING
  • REPAIR
  • TERMINATION
• NOMINATION


  A strategy that is used to introduce a topic at the beginning of a Communicative Situation
• NOMINATION


  • Hey, Juan. I heard about your sister. Congratulations!
  • Amega! Long time no see! How are you?
  • Hey! Did you eat my salad?!
• TURN TAKING


  The process in which people decide who take the conversational floor. The primary goal is to give everyone a chance to speak.
• TURN TAKING


  • "Yes, Maria? You were raising your hand?"
  • *Step back and nod
  • Yes?
• REPAIR


  A strategy used to overcome communication breakdown to send more comprehensible messages
• REPAIR


  • Dzai, it was Aling Turing who was arrested for illegal drugs not Mang Kanor.
  • Everyone please calm down. We need to give chance for everyone to speak. Can we do that?
• TERMINATION


  A strategy that uses both verbal and nonverbal signals to end the interaction
• TERMINATION


  • That's all for today. Class dismissed.
  • Talk to the hand.
• RESTRICTION


  A strategy that constrains or restricts the Response of the other person involved in the Communication Situation. The Listener is forced to respond only within a set of categories that is made by the Speaker.
• RESTRICTION


  • "And you may only use English for your performance."
  • "Please text me only, don't you dare try calling."
  • Our topic for the speech is about a local touring a visitor here in Iloilo City.
• TOPIC CONTROL


  A strategy that uses a question-answer formula to move the discussion forward and allow the Listener or other participants to take turns, contribute ideas, and continue the discussion.
• TOPIC CONTROL


  • "And how often does that happen to you?"
  • "An important thing that I've learned today is to prioritize myself."
• TOPIC SHIFTING


  A strategy that involves moving from one topic to another. It is where one part of the conversation ends and another begins.
• TOPIC SHIFTING


  • "Speaking of things that make me suffer, did you guys hear about our new math teacher?"
• Conversation using Communicative Strategies
• Debate Communicative Strategies


  • MEMORIZED/MANUSCRIPT
  • EXTEMPORANEOUS/ IMPROMPTU
• Debate


  • Debate opens with the affirmative team (the team that supports the resolution) presenting their arguments, followed by a member of the opposing team. This pattern is repeated for the second speaker in each team. Finally, each team gets an opportunity for rebutting the arguments of the opponent. Speakers should speak slowly and clearly.
• Debate Rules


  • Do not interrupt when others are speaking.
  • Keep your answers short and concise.
  • Listen carefully to your opponent and ask questions once they have finished.
  • No idea is a stupid idea.
  • Do not raise your voice.
  • Always speak calmly and politely to your opponent.
• Debate Topics


  • Rainy season is better than summer.
  • Stop free college education. Higher education is a privilege and not a right.
  • Students should grade their teachers.
  • Being good looking is better than being smart.
  • Atheism is better than any religion.
  • The Philippines should reinstate the death penalty.
  • Yes to pineapple on pizza.
  • STEM is better than HUMSS.