Speech Observations

Speech Observations Public communication is the process by which a group of individuals are identified as the receivers or listeners and a single individual is identified to provide the primary source of conversation. Today's Government training classes are somewhat typical of this scenario. Though the instructors pull information from the students to ensure class participation, the primary flow of information is directed rather than having open discussions. I am currently attending a class, which has …showed first 75 words of 802 total…

…showed last 75 words of 802 total…of the actual success of Tom's teaching. Though Tom appeared to be reasonably educated, his skills in communication were not as well honed as Scott's. In comparing these cases, it is clear that ensuring both or all participants are actively involved is vital in a successful transfer of information. Additionally, communication is much more effective when an avenue for feedback is available. This ensures the information transmitted is received and understood as it was meant.