Oral Communication
the book of
1.1 Share ideas and Information in group discussions
in speaking prepared by: jbs-richard/gsd/pmu/2016
in speaking
Definition: • In communicative term, ‘turn-taking’ is to speak in order or in turn (pre-determined or decided during the course of interaction). • Each speaker is given opportunity to present their ideas or opinions based on the turns, or when the issue being addressed concern specific person in the group. • Each member is required to contribute input during discussion.
Thank you C. I would say all of you have presented valid arguments regarding the matter. But I should say… What do you all think?
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I would begin our discussion today by addressing the topic at hand, which is *****. In my opinion, we should…
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How about you, D?
What are your thoughts regarding this topic, B?
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Thank you A. As for me, I believe this issue can be solved by…. C, what’s your view on this?
Thank you B. In my point of view, ***** is the best solution to this issue. I’m saying this because…
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taking turns in discussion
Encouraging others’ contribution in discussion
Concept: • In communal discussion, it is important to have all members (of the group) to provide their individual input for the topic. • Sharing ideas through exchanging of information will enhance everyone’s understanding of the topic being discussed.
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What do you think, X?
How do you feel about that, K?
What’s your opinion, Y?
Do you have anything to share?
What are your ideas, W?
Would you like to say something about this?
Do you have any thoughts on that, Z?
encouraging inputs from others