Oral Communication
Oral Communication
What’s in a rock?
- A rock is a natural substance composed of solid crystals of different minerals that have been fused together into
a solid lump.
TYPES OF ROCKS
IGNEOUS ROCK
hardened.
- form as a result of volcanic activity, hot spots, and melting that occurs in
the mantle.
Igneous rocks are classified using their texture in the following ways:
–Glassy
crystals)
SEDIMENTARY ROCK
- is formed from material that has settled into layers and hardened.
- formed by weathering, erosion, deposition, compaction, and cementation of other rocks.
- Sedimentary rocks form in areas where water, wind, or gravity deposit sediments.
Sedimentary rocks are likely to form in areas such as: Some of the most common types of sedimentary
rocks include:
–Deltas
– Conglomerate
–Beaches
–Rivers –Sandstone
–Glaciers –Shale
pressure.
- form near lava intrusions, at plate subduction zones, and in deep mountain roots.
– Foliated
• Foliated rocks form when differential pressure causes minerals to form in layers.
• These rocks will have stripes or planes that they will break easily along.
• These “stripes” don’t usually line up with the original bedding planes in sedimentary rocks.
- Nonfoliated
• Nonfoliated cmetamorphic rocks formed in areas where the pressure from all sides was
equal, so there is no “linear” quality to the rocks
–Slate
–Schist
–Gneiss
–Amphibolite
–Marble
–Quartzite
ROCK CYCLE
MINERAL & ROCK RESOURCES
MINERALS
- Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic solids with crystalline structure and chemical composition which
may be fixed or vary within certain limits.
- Minerals are the building blocks of rocks.
- do not have the properties of metallic minerals and thus can be easily disintegrated or broken into pieces.
- are hard, ductile, malleable pure substances that are melted to obtain new products. These minerals possess a
metallic luster, contain metals. On their composition, and are a potential source of the ( metal that can be
obtained through mining.
A. Ferrous minerals - minerals that contain iron.
b. Nonferrous minerals - minerals that do not contain
1. Color is the most evident characteristic and is usually the first property used to identify minerals. It is a result of the
way minerals absorb light.
4. Cleavage and fracture are used to describe how minerals break into pieces.
5. Crystalline structure, also known as crystal lattice, is the periodic array of the atoms. This is a unique arrangement
of atoms in crystals.
6. Transparency or diaphaneity indicates the extent of light that can pass through the mineral.
7. Magnetism indicates the ability of the mineral to attract or repel other minerals.
8. Tenacity is the mineral’s ability to hold particles together or the mineral’s level of resistance to stress such as
bending
9. Luster shows how much light is reflected in a mineral., breaking, crushing, or tearing.
10. Odor is a distinct smell of a mineral that is usually released from a chemical reaction manifested when the mineral
is subjected to water, heat, air or friction.
11. Specific Gravity is a measure of the density of a mineral. It determines how heavy the mineral is by its relative
weight to water.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF MINERALS
Chemical Properties of minerals show the presence and arrangement of atoms in minerals.
1. Silicate class - is the largest group containing silicon and oxygen with some aluminum, magnesium, iron, and
calcium.
2. Carbonate class - is mostly found deposited in marine environments. Minerals in this class have been formed
from a shell of dead plankton ad other marine organisms.
3. Sulphate class - minerals are found in areas with high evaporation rate and where salty waters slowly evaporate.
4. Halide class - contains natural salts and includes fluorite, halite, sylvite and ammoniac components.
5. Oxide class - the most important class at least to human civilization, as this contains the metals considered to be
valuable.
6. Sulphide class - minerals include metals, such as copper, lead, and silver, which are considered economically
significant in modern civilization.
7. Phosphate class - contains minerals with phosphorus, antimony, arsenic, or vanadium.
8. Element class - contains pure native element.
KOMPAN
KASAYSAYAN NG WIKA
- Ayon kay Henry Gleason, ang wika ay sistematikong balangkas ng mga binibigkas na tunog na pinipili at
isinasaayos sa paraang arbitaryo upang magamit ng mga taong may iisang Kultura.
PANAHON NG KATUTUBO
PANAHON NG AMERIKANO
- Purista – grupo na nagnanais na gawing Tagalog ang wikang Pambansa ng Pilipinas sa halip na maging batayan
lamang.
- Tagalog at Nippongo ang naging opisyal na wika ng Pilipinas.
- Gintong Panahon ng Tagalog at Gintong Panahon ng Panitikan.
PANAHON NG PAGSASARILI
POLITIKA AT LIPUNAN
- Nagsilbing kasangkapan ang wikang Tagalog upang makipag-ugnayan ang mga Pilipino sa bawat isa at makamit
ng Pilipinas ang sariling pagkakakilanlan at Kalayaan.
- Nagsilbi rin itong midyum upang maiparating ng mga Pilipino ang kanilang mga saloobin sa pamahalaan tulad ng
pagsusulat ng mga akdang Makabayan laban sa pamumuno ng mga Amerikano.
- Ang pagtataguyod ng Wikang Pambansa ay nakatulong sa pamahalaan upang mailahad ang kanilang mga plano
at programa sa kanilang pinamamahalaan.
- Nagsilbi ring Lingua Franca ang wikang Pambansa upang mapanatili ang katahimikan at kaayusan sa lipunan.
EDUKASYON
- Hindi pa rin naitaguyod nang husto ang wikang Pambansa/wikang Filipino bilang wikang panturo.
- Executive Order No. 210 s. 2003 o Gullas Bill; mas pinalakas ang pagkatuto ng mga mag-aaral sa wikang Ingles.
- CHED Memorandum Order No. 20 s. 2013; tinanggal ang asignaturang Filipino at Panitikan sa kolehiyo.
- Mabagal na pagkamit ng wikang Filipino sa intelektuwalisasyon.
KABUHAYAN AT EKONOMIYA
- Kabuhayan at Ekonomiya
- Hindi rin naitaguyod nang husto ang wikang Pambansa sa larangang ito; Wikang Ingles pa rin ang nagsisilbing
opisyal na wika na ginagamit sa ekonomiya hanggang sa kasalukuyan.
- Kautusang Tagapagpalaganap Blg. 96; lahat ng gusali, edipisyo, at tanggapan ng pamahalaan ay dapat nakasulat
sa Filipino.
- Memorandum Circular Blg. 96; nag-aatas na lahat ng letterhead ng mga tanggapan, kagawaran, at sangay ng
pamahalaan ay dapat nakasulat sa Filipino at may katumbas na Ingles sa Ilalim nito.
- Hindi pa rin naging sapat ang mga programa ng pamahalaan at nagbunga ito ng mababang pagpapahalaga ng
maraming Pilipino sa wikang Filipino.
- Ang KWF ay ang ahensiyang makapagmumungkahi ng mga hakbang, plano, patakaran at Gawain hinggil sa
mga wika, lalo na sa paggamit ng Filipino bilang pambansang wika.
Manuel L. Quezon Ramon F. Magsaysay Ferdinand E. Marcos Corazon C. Aquino Fidel V. Ramos
(1935-1944) (1953-1957) (1965-1986) (1986-1992) (1992-1998)
Nagtatag ng SWP. Proklamasyon Blg. Kautusangm Bagong Saligang Executive Order No.
Kautusang 12; Taon-taon na Tagapagpalaganap Batas, 1987; 1041; Buwan ng
Tagapagpalaganap pagdiriwang ng Blg. 96; Lahat ng Palaganapin at Agosto bilang
Blg. 134; Tagalog Linggo ng Wikang gusali, edipisyo, at paunlarin ang “Buwan ng Wika at
bilang batayan ng Pambansa mula tanggapan ng Wikang Filipino Nasyonalismo”
pambansang wika ng Marso 29 hanggang pamahalaan ay dapat hanggang sa ito ay
Pilipinas. Abril. nakasulat sa Filipino. maging Wikang
Pambansa.
Proklamasyon Blg. Memorandum
186; Agosto 13 Circular Blg. 96 Atas
hanggang 19 bilang Resolusyon Blg. 70; Tagapagpaganap Blg.
paggunita sa Wikang Pambansa 335; paggamit sa
kaarawan ni ang ginamit na wikang Pambansa sa
Pangulong Manuel panturo sa antas mga opisyal na
Quezon elementarya transaksiyon,
komunikasyon, at
Resolusyon Blg. 73-7 pakikipagtalastasan.
Pambansang Lupon;
Isinama ang Ingles at
Filipino sa kurikulum.
MGA KONSEPTONG PANGWIKA
WIKANG PAMBANSA
- Ito ay ang wikang panlahat na ginagamit sa pakikipagtalastasan ng mga mamamayan ng isang bansa.
WIKANG OPISYAL
- Ito ay tumutukoy sa wikang itinakda ng Saligang Batas ng isang bansa na magiging opisyal na wika na gagamitin
sa pamahalaan.
WIKANG PANTURO
- Ito ay tumutukoy sa wikang gagamitin sa edukasyon – sa pagtuturo, pag-aarala, at sa lahat ng aspekto na may
kaugnayan sa akademya.
- Kautusang Pangkagawaran Blg. 31, S. 2012; Paggamit ng unang wika o mother tongue sa mga asignaturang
Matematika, Araling Panlipunan, MAPEH at, Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao.
- Unang Wika
- Katutubong wika o mother tongue at kinakatawan nito ang L1 o First Language.
- Ikalawang Wika
BILINGGUWALISMO AT MULTILINGGUWALISMO
- BILINGGUWALISMO
- paggamit ng dalawang wika sa pakikipagtalastasan.
- MULTILINGGUWALISMO
- pagkakaroon ng higit pa sa dalawang wika na ginagamit sa pakikipagtalastasan.
- Isang kilalang iskolar mula sa England. Nagkaroon siya ng malaking ambag sa lingguwistika sa buong mundo,
higit lalo ang kanyang modelo ng wika na tinatawag na systematic functional linguistics.
COHESIVE DEVICE
- Mga salita o pariralang ginagamit upang pagkonektahin ang mag ideya sa gitna ng magkaibang bahagi ng
pangungusap o teksto.
1. CONCEPTUALIZING
- Forming an idea of something in your mind.
2. ENCODING
Message- the information or the content that the sender wants to convey.
3. TRANSMITTING
4. RECEIVING
5. DECODING
6. RESPONDING
7. VERIFYING
- Clarifications
COMMUNICATION MODELS
MODEL
- Asserts that communication takes place if and only if there is an overlap between the Field of Experience of the
Speaker and the Field of Experience of the Listener.
- Message requires interpretation
FIELD OF EXPERIENCE
- Sender sends the message - Used for new media like - Communication is
internet simultaneous
- Receiver receives only
• Using declaratives
-I don’t know where to find the city hall..
PHILOSOPHY
The term Philosophy came from two Greek words philo and sophia which means "to love" and "wisdom".
respectively. Simply put, Philosophy means the love of reasoning making wisdom as its primary goal.
Technically, Philosophy is defined as the science that by natural light of reason studies the
highest principles of things.
EXAMPLE:
A teacher listens first to both stories of her two arguing
students before making any conclusion about the issue
Socrates, a great ancient philosopher, tells us that "the unexamined life is not worth
living. "Hence, to reflect philosophically means examining one's life
We are reflecting in a philosophical way using the concept of self-image by contrasting accidents and essence.
The process of reflecting in a philosophical way is also about drawing insights into our life experiences.
- The other one is about opening one's self to the mystery of life, reality, and existence. It refers to the
appropriate way to deal with the ultimate truth. In doing so, you ask questions such as "Who am I?" "Where
did we come from?" and "Why are we here?" Such inquiries would lead to philosophic-spiritual pursuits.
METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING