Purposive Communication with Interactive Learning

The intensity of your voice suggests how important your ideas are

• Pitch

• Volume

• Rhythm

• Intonation

Your body language should support your verbal communication.

• Emphasis

• Rhythm

• Pausing and Phrasing

• Gestures

Variation in your voice, such as strong and weak sounds, duration and emphasis of sounds, or the tempo of your speech, may help you communicate more effectively.

• Pitch

• Emphasis

• Rhythm

• Intonation

Be aware of the volume of your voice in relation to the number of people you're speaking with and the distance between you and them.

• Volume

• Intonation

• Variation in Speed

• Pausing and Phrasing

Because Filipinos are exposed to American English, comprehending British and Australian speakers can be challenging, especially due to their accents and pace.

• Pausing and Phrasing

• Variation in Speed

• Emphasis

• Pitch

If you want to emphasize crucial points, the speaker should be able to use pauses, the appropriate loudness, and the appropriate intensity.

• Rhythm

• Pitch

• Pausing and Phrasing

• Emphasis

A result of body movement/gestures that reinforce the message should be used in supporter with speech communication.

• Touch

• Distance

• Body language

• Eye contact

The speed with which a speaker speaks can lead to the discovery of his purpose.

• Pacing

• Bearing

• Pausing

• Eye contact

A pause at specific instances may allow you to stress key points in your message.

• Touch

• Pacing

• Pausing

• Bearing

Your nonverbal clues become more obvious as you get closer to the person you're interacting with.

• Bearing

• Touch

• Eye contact

• Distance