CHCEDS046

Support the development of literacy and oral language skills

Today we will discuss

• Styles of communication

• Functions of language

• Factors affecting the acquisition of language skills

• Supporting students literacy comprehension

• Questioning techniques

• Support strategies

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Mark eroll

​Performance Evidence AKA “what you should be able to do”

• Contribute to the development and implementation of strategies for students with different literacy needs

• Support students with each of the following aspects of literacy on at least one occasion:

•oral communication

•reading

•writing

• spelling

Knowledge Evidence AKA “what you need to know”

​Styles of oral communication:

•formal or informal

•transactional

•recounting

•reciting or reading aloud

•questioning

Styles of oral communication

is more relaxed, casual, and personal. It is often used in social settings or everyday conversations between friends and family.

​Informal communication

is characterised by a certain level of seriousness, professionalism, and adherence to established norms of language and behaviour. It is typically used in official settings, such as presentations and ceremonies.

​Formal communication

involves exchanging information with the intention of getting something done or achieving a specific goal. This style of communication is often used in business or organisational settings, such as negotiating a deal, giving instructions, or making a request.

​Transactional

Styles of oral communication

Styles of communication

​Recounting

Involves telling a story or describing an event. This style of communication is often used in personal or social settings, such as sharing a personal experience with friends or family.

​Reciting or reading aloud

Involves delivering prepared material, such as a speech, poem, or presentation, to an audience. This style of communication requires careful preparation and delivery, and is often used in formal settings, such as public speaking events or religious ceremonies.

A style of communication that involves asking questions to gather information or clarify a topic. This style of communication is often used in interviews, as well as in everyday conversations.

​Questioning

Style of oral communication