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    Oral Communication in Context: Communicative Strategy

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    1) The document discusses various types of communicative strategies that can be used in conversations including nomination, restriction, turn-taking, topic control, topic shifting, repair, and termination. 2) It provides definitions and examples for each strategy, explaining how nomination is used to open a new topic, restriction limits what a speaker can say, and turn-taking allows all communicators to speak. 3) Topic control, shifting, repair, and termination strategies are also defined as ways to cooperatively develop and end discussion topics through collective participation and addressing any problems.

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    1) The document discusses various types of communicative strategies that can be used in conversations including nomination, restriction, turn-taking, topic control, topic shifting, repair, and termination. 2) It provides definitions and examples for each strategy, explaining how nomination is used to open a new topic, restriction limits what a speaker can say, and turn-taking allows all communicators to speak. 3) Topic control, shifting, repair, and termination strategies are also defined as ways to cooperatively develop and end discussion topics through collective participation and addressing any problems.

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    1) The document discusses various types of communicative strategies that can be used in conversations including nomination, restriction, turn-taking, topic control, topic shifting, repair, and termination. 2) It provides definitions and examples for each strategy, explaining how nomination is used to open a new topic, restriction limits what a speaker can say, and turn-taking allows all communicators to speak. 3) Topic control, shifting, repair, and termination strategies are also defined as ways to cooperatively develop and end discussion topics through collective participation and addressing any problems.

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    Oral Communication in Context: Communicative Strategy

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    1) The document discusses various types of communicative strategies that can be used in conversations including nomination, restriction, turn-taking, topic control, topic shifting, repair, and termination. 2) It provides definitions and examples for each strategy, explaining how nomination is used to open a new topic, restriction limits what a speaker can say, and turn-taking allows all communicators to speak. 3) Topic control, shifting, repair, and termination strategies are also defined as ways to cooperatively develop and end discussion topics through collective participation and addressing any problems.

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    PLAYER 1 HIGHSCORE 2500 PLAYER 2

    COMMUNICATIVE
    STRATEGY

    NAPULOT NI SENPAI SA GOOGLE


    01 07 12

    OBJECTIVES TYPES OF COMM STRAT

    VARIOUS TYPES OF ENGAGE IN DEMO EFFECTIVE REFLECT LEARNING


    COMM STRAT COMMUNICATION USE OF COMM STRAT
    SITUATION
    01 07 12

    PILIPINAS,
    TARA NA!

    make 5 groups, decide on


    the most exciting tourist spot
    in the country, assign a
    speaker who will share your
    discussions. you have 10
    Back to
    minutes. Agenda Page
    Back to Agenda Page

    TYPES OF
    COMMUNICATIVE
    STRATEGY
    A speaker carries out
    nomination to collaboratively
    and productively establish a
    topic.

    Basically, when you employ


    NOMINATION this strategy, you try to open
    a topic with the people you
    are talking to.

    This could efficiently signal


    the beginning of a new topic
    in the conversation.
    Back to Agenda Page
    Restriction in communication
    refers to any limitation you
    may have as a speaker.

    You are typically given


    RESTRICTION specific instructions that you
    must follow.

    These instructions confine


    you as a speaker and limit
    what you can say.
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    Turn-taking pertains to the
    process by which people
    decide who takes the
    conversational floor.

    TURN- The primary idea is to give all


    communicators a chance to
    TAKING speak.

    Keep your words relevant


    and reasonably short enough
    to express your views or
    Back to Agenda Page feelings.
    Topic control covers how
    procedural formality or
    informality affects the
    development of topic in
    conversations.

    TOPIC topic control is achieved


    cooperatively. This only
    CONTROL means that when a topic is
    initiated.

    it should be collectively
    developed by avoiding
    unnecessary interruptions
    Back to Agenda Page and topic shifts.
    Involves moving from one
    topic to another.

    TOPIC It is where one part of a


    conversation ends and where
    SHIFTING another begins.

    Make sure that the previous


    topic was nurtured enough
    to generate adequate views.
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    Repair refers to how
    speakers address the
    problems that they may
    encounter in a conversation.

    Repair is the self-righting


    REPAIR mechanism in any social
    interaction.

    Speakers will always try to


    address and correct it.

    Back to Agenda Page


    Refers to the conversation
    participants’ close-initiating
    expressions that end a topic
    in a conversation

    The topic initiator takes


    TERMINATION responsibility to signal the
    end of the discussion as well.

    Soliciting agreement from


    the other participants usually
    completes the discussion of
    Back to Agenda Page the topic meaningfully.

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