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This week you have to answer the following questions and state your point of views as well as your concerns about the topic discussed.
1. Why is Oral Communication so important?
2. When does Oral Communication Occur?
3. When did humans start talking?
4.Will verbal communication ever die out, or
come close to it?
T. Merling
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ReplyDeleteOral comunication permits us to express ourselves and occurs
ReplyDeleteOral communication is how people communicate each other’s using words. Oral communication occurs when people interact and a message is exchanged. I think that people started to talk when human evolution occurs because the necessity to have a better communication. I don’t think that oral communication will disappear at all, but people have stopped to talking face to face because of technology.
ReplyDelete1. Why is Oral Communication so important?
ReplyDeleteOral communication is important because it is the way people interact
2. When does Oral Communication Occur?
When people speak face to face, by telephone or video conference.
3. When did humans start talking?
Some scientists think that all human languages arose from a common language spoken by our ancestors in Africa.
4.Will verbal communication ever die out, or come close to it?
I don’t think it will die. We use verbal communication in many areas of our life.
5.Do you believe there will ever be a day when people don't talk to other people in the first instance and would have to sit and think through how to communicate verbally, rather than learning to use a new gadget and have to look for the right key on a keyboard etc.?
I don’t believe that would be possible.
1. Oral Communication is very important because we transmit thoughts mainly by the oral via.
ReplyDelete2. Oral Communication occurs as soon as we start speaking to someone else.
ReplyDelete3. Humans started talking long ago, when they needed to communicate ideas and knowledge.
4. It is difficult to imagine a scenario in wich verbal communication has died, since it has been for long the most relevant via to communicate our ideas, feelings. The emergence of a new and more efficient via would be necessary.
ReplyDelete5. As pointed out in the previous answer, it is difficult to visualize people not talking to each other. Nowadays, verbal communication is the easiest way to transmit a message.
ReplyDelete1. Why is Oral Communication so important?
ReplyDeleteOur evolved capacity to communicate ideas is what separates us from the rest of the animals. Thanks to their lucky star, apes developed this capacity that helped them organize groups for hunting, and then into villas and from there to the metropolis that we have today. In other words we owe our modern world to that moment in evolution when we developed the capacity to speak and to those of our ancestors who perfected it.
2. When does Oral Communication Occur?
Since oral communication is the use of word spoken from your mouth; It occurs when we express our ideas, knowledge or give suggestions to the listener and then receive feedback. This could be either over the phone, when giving speeches or on face-to-face conversations.
3. When did humans start talking?
There are many theories on how and why we are the one spicy with the more evolutional communication system. One of the more accepted says that more meat eating lead to bigger brains, and to long lasting childhood and the need of mother to communicate with babies resulted in the many different languages we know today
4.Will verbal communication ever die out, or come close to it?
It certainly won’t, or not in a close future. It took humans millions of years to be able to articulate such impressive communication language like no other animal has ever done and therefore it is not likely to die soon. Nevertheless, we have to recognize communication is changing with the era of technology and will change even more but its verbal form will not really disappear.
5.Do you believe there will ever be a day when people don't talk to other people in the first instance and would have to sit and think through how to communicate verbally, rather than learning to use a new gadget and have to look for the right key on a keyboard etc.?
Many animals are capable of using sounds to communicate. However, there is a colossal difference between the tweet of a birth or the mu of a cow, and a human standing before an audience reciting a poem. We have come a great length throughout human history to get where we are now in terms of communication: we have found to way to share thoughts from one side of the world to the other and from one epoch to a future one by recording these same ideas so we are simply not going to let that go easily. Communication, like I said on the previous question is changing and will change a lot more; though, that does not mean face to face conversations are close to disappear. The invention of electricity did not make candles disappear.
1. Why is Oral Communication so important?
ReplyDeleteBecause help students to improve their own academic performance; skills, and they can get more knowledge to get better options for a job; besides OC can improve their own personal effectiveness. Oral communication skills will gave the student experience, confident, knowledge because we will interact in an effectively and productively way.
2. When does Oral Communication Occur?
Oral communication occurs anytime people speak such as face to face, by telephone or video conference, in fact n presentations, lectures.
3. When did humans start talking?
Humans start talking since long time ago, they began to express they feeling and ideas to the other and get more ideas how to do it.
4. Will verbal communication ever die out, or come close to it?
No I don’t think so, I think that the only way OC die out will be when human being disappeared
5. Do you believe there will ever be a day when people don't talk to other people in the first instance and would have to sit and think through how to communicate verbally, rather than learning to use a new gadget and have to look for the right key on a keyboard etc.?
No I don’t