You are taking part in a class discussion about whether the school should introduce a “phone-free lunchtime” rule. You will give a short spoken response and listen to other students’ opinions. The teacher reminds the class that how you speak (and how you look when speaking) can affect how your message is received.
List four elements of oral communication.
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In Unit 2 of VM Literacy students work through the areas of study 'Understanding issues and voices' and 'Responding to opinions'.
In this area of study students practise their use of persuasive language and participate in discussion of issues, either in print, orally or via a digital platform. Students consider their own perspectives on issues and develop reasoned and logical responses to these discussions in a respectful and thoughtful manner. Students consider the arguments presented and critically analyse the language, evidence and logic of the arguments of others so that they can create their own response. In constructing their own responses, students select evidence that supports their viewpoint. Students learn to accurately reference and acknowledge the evidence they select.
the elements of oral communication, including eye contact, tone, body language and intonation
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