Oral Communication Week 5 Lesson 1 & 2 1
Oral Communication Week 5
Lesson 1 & 2
Effective Strategies in Communication Orally
Communication Strategies: Nomination and Restriction
Nomination - Act of choosing someone as a candidate for a position, an office,
or as a recipient of an award or a recognition.
The act of inviting or appointing someone to a position can be compared to
how nomination serves as an effective communication strategy.
Is the strategy that a speaker uses to invite other participants in a
communication situation.
The speaker attempts to collaborate or participate by opening a topic or by
asking his or her fellow participants to communicate and share their ideas
about a certain topic.
Example of Nomination:
Typically, a student who has just transferred to a new school, does not talk a
lot at first. It might be difficult to the new student to initiate a conversation
with other student because he or she does not know anyone in the school.
Restrictions - In communication, it refers to the limitation that you have as a
speaker.
In school, community, or society you face different restriction in the form of
rules and regulation that you have to follow.
Some of this rules are written and bound by law, while others are unwritten
rules of interactions and social protocols that you are expected to follow.
Restrictions are set by people who have more power in communication
situation.
These people may include your parents at home, a teacher in classroom, the
principal or administrator of the school or the barangay captain in your
community.
