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The document discusses various tools used for communication and their purposes. It provides examples of how a microphone can help project your voice to engage an audience during a speech. It mentions how paper and pen allow for the free flow of ideas and note taking. Cellphones are highlighted as a quick way to communicate with others. Cameras are described as a way to document and preserve memories through photos. Finally, social media apps are outlined as a platform to connect with customers, network, and stay informed of opportunities and current events.

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Activity 6

The document discusses various tools used for communication and their purposes. It provides examples of how a microphone can help project your voice to engage an audience during a speech. It mentions how paper and pen allow for the free flow of ideas and note taking. Cellphones are highlighted as a quick way to communicate with others. Cameras are described as a way to document and preserve memories through photos. Finally, social media apps are outlined as a platform to connect with customers, network, and stay informed of opportunities and current events.

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MODULE PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

Let’s Do This

TASK 1 – WHAT’S MY USE

Directions: Explain the use of the following materials in communication.

A microphone is a powerful ally in oral communication. Your


voice travels across the room, so your audience won't miss a
1. MICROPHONE single word of your speech, even if they're far away from you.
And also to use your full voice to engage your audience and
establish your identity as a speaker.

2. PAPER AND PEN You can benefit your writing skills with the free flow of ideas.
Today, email and text messaging are just extensions of
technology.

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It provides an opportunity to communicate with family, friends and


3. CELLPHONE colleagues. It is widely used because it reacts quickly to the to
the other side.

Provides a record of actual events occurring at a specific time.


Photos are proof that the events of the day have become
memories. A camera that is indispensable in the history of recording.
4. CAMERA

With , you can understand, reach, and even connect with your
5. SOCIAL MEDIA APPS customers, not just your target audience, wherever they are.
Social media allows you to stay in touch with your friends. With
this platform, you can find career opportunities, connect with
people and care about society.

TASK 2 –WRITING

Directions: Answer the questions below by sharing your own insights.


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1. What are the different purposes of communication? Explain it using your own ideas.

Communication is all about getting your message to reach the receiver. There are different
purposes for communication, and each purpose has its own set of rules. To share information:
The most basic purpose of communication is to get information from one person to another.

To build relationships: Communication can also be used to build relationships between


people who already know each other or who want to get to know each other better.
To persuade people: If you want people to do something, then you'll probably need some kind of
persuasive power over them. To inform people: Sometimes facts are just as important as feelings;

sometimes it helps us make sense of what's going on around us if we have more information
about things .

2. What makes communication purposeful?

Purposeful communication has very clear goals; the message being relayed has a task to

complete. These goals include communicating the strategic goals and plans, as well as the day-
to-day tasks necessary to achieve them. Getting everyone on the same page is the goal of

communication.

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