Mr Ahmed Bilal
Communication
Communication is not just an act. It is a process of giving or exchanging information, ideas, emotions, skills and knowledge by using symbols, words, pictures, figures, graph or illustrations.
Types of Communication * Verbal Communication * Non-Verbal Communication
Explanation
Communication in its simplest sense involve two or more persons who come together to share, to dialogue and to commune, or just to be together for a festival or family gathering. Dreaming, talking with someone, arguing in a discussion speaking in public, reading a newspaper, watching TV etc. are all different kinds of communication that we are engaged in every day. Communication is thus not so much an act or even a process but rather social and cultural togetherness. Communication can be with oneself, god, and nature and with the people in our environment. Interaction, interchange, transaction, dialogue, sharing, communion and commonness are ideas that crop up in any attempt to define the term communication.
Role of Communication in Daily Life
Communications plays an important role in exchanging information in everyday life. Every aspect of life involves sharing of some data in one form the other. Without communication it would not be possible. Communication is important both for an individual and also for the society. A person’s need for communication is as strong and as basic as the need to eat, sleep and love. Communication is the requirement of social existence and a resource in order to engage in the sharing of experiences, through ‘symbol mediated interaction’. Isolation is in fact the severest punishment for human being. Communication is involved everywhere in our daily lives like for our basic necessities of life we need to share our ideas, like if we want to drink water , we certainly would ask for it. The success of an endeavour hinges on the ability to communicate effectively in today's fast paced life, everyone is asked to do more with less. In
Communication is not just an act. It is a process of giving or exchanging information, ideas, emotions, skills and knowledge by using symbols, words, pictures, figures, graph or illustrations.
Types of Communication * Verbal Communication * Non-Verbal Communication
Explanation
Communication in its simplest sense involve two or more persons who come together to share, to dialogue and to commune, or just to be together for a festival or family gathering. Dreaming, talking with someone, arguing in a discussion speaking in public, reading a newspaper, watching TV etc. are all different kinds of communication that we are engaged in every day. Communication is thus not so much an act or even a process but rather social and cultural togetherness. Communication can be with oneself, god, and nature and with the people in our environment. Interaction, interchange, transaction, dialogue, sharing, communion and commonness are ideas that crop up in any attempt to define the term communication.
Role of Communication in Daily Life
Communications plays an important role in exchanging information in everyday life. Every aspect of life involves sharing of some data in one form the other. Without communication it would not be possible. Communication is important both for an individual and also for the society. A person’s need for communication is as strong and as basic as the need to eat, sleep and love. Communication is the requirement of social existence and a resource in order to engage in the sharing of experiences, through ‘symbol mediated interaction’. Isolation is in fact the severest punishment for human being. Communication is involved everywhere in our daily lives like for our basic necessities of life we need to share our ideas, like if we want to drink water , we certainly would ask for it. The success of an endeavour hinges on the ability to communicate effectively in today's fast paced life, everyone is asked to do more with less. In