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1) This document summarizes a 30 minute radio program called "Studiositas On Air" hosted by Nel Ambong and Fraye Cedrick Anona. Various segments included a movie review by Wendy Anne Apalacio and trivia questions read by Christian Abonales. 2) The program discussed the topic "The more we communicate the less we talk!" and explored how effective communication involves listening skills, understanding different perspectives, and conveying meaning rather than just information. 3) The movie review was of the film "Dead Poets Society" and discussed how the film teaches the importance of seeing things from different angles to expand understanding and be effective communicators.

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1) This document summarizes a 30 minute radio program called "Studiositas On Air" hosted by Nel Ambong and Fraye Cedrick Anona. Various segments included a movie review by Wendy Anne Apalacio and trivia questions read by Christian Abonales. 2) The program discussed the topic "The more we communicate the less we talk!" and explored how effective communication involves listening skills, understanding different perspectives, and conveying meaning rather than just information. 3) The movie review was of the film "Dead Poets Society" and discussed how the film teaches the importance of seeing things from different angles to expand understanding and be effective communicators.

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Studiositas On air

School on Air Program


Lenght: 30 mins.

Host 1: Nel Ambong


Host 2: Fraye Cedrick Anona
Movie Review: Wendy Ann Apalacio
Trivia: Christian Abonales

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Nel: Good morning West Visayas State University

Fraye: Good morning Taga-West! We are on the 20th day of the month of february in

the year 2019.

Nel: Check your time its ___________________

Fraye & Nel: Welcome to Studiositas On air.

I am Fraye Cedrick Anona and I am Nel ambong!

Nel: We are here to give you some question to ponder for this day and knowledge to

grasp this wednesday edition of Studiositas on Air.

Fraye: Brought to you by DYWV RADIO WEST VISAYAS the official radio station of west

visayas state university. Together with us are

(Introduce self: Name, and Course)

Nel: The topic that we are going to share to you is all about the more we communicate

the less we talk! We are on the 21st century Generation and alots of technology are

available to just to make ourself and lives easier.

Fraye: Do we really say less when we communicate more?

This is the question that we need to answer and also the key to open the padlock of the

box of knowledge this day! Join us here and participate in active participation in our

topic abouth "The more we communicate the less we say"

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Nel: Firstly, good communication is an art! Over-talking can sometimes contribute to

confusion or misunderstanding on the part of the hearer. Good communication always

involves listening skills and feedback. We need to understand the other person's

framework of reference in order to communicate effectively to them.


Fraye: We also pick up on many nonverbal cues. Body language, facial expressions,

tone of voice and the "feel" of the conversation are a big part of communication. Under

certain circumstances, such as if the person is of a different culture and/or worldview to

our own, or one or both of us are not speaking in our native tongues, much more time

may be required, to enable understanding on both sides.

Nel: Communication means that while one talks, the other will listen and vice versa. I

always trust that listing is the most important when compared with talking. We tend to

learn more that way & make ourselves less fool. We have the freedom to communicate

our thoughts with public rather than saying with other.

Fraye: People don’t want more information; they want more meaning. What does this

mean? How should we interpret these numbers? Give us meaning. Tell us stories.

Help us understand

One of the famous author says

“Almost all of this information is quantitative rather than qualitative and is of little use to

top managers, who are dealing with predicaments that seldom yield to logical analysis.

What these executives require is more likely to come from the advice of their colleagues

than from comprehensive displays of data.”

Simon Sinek notes that great leaders inspire action by starting with Why! If you haven’t

seen his video check out YouTube for “Why, How, What” or Simon Sinek below. Why

starts with meaning. People are seldom interested in what you do but they are often

interested in why you’re doing it. The more we communicate, the less we communicate.

The more with inspire with meaning and helping people understand why, the more we

communicate.

Nel: and for our trivia this morning. I think Christian Abonales will read something!
Christian: Good morning taga west here is your Studiositas Trivia

1. Facial expressions matter way more

We care very less about our expressions; our focus is words. What if I tell you that more

than half of what you said just doesn’t matter because your expressions weren’t aligning

with your words.

2. Our thinking and listening doesn’t align

Not just that they don’t get along well but they seriously have some issues. Apparently

our hearing is much slower than our brain’s ability to think. We listen only 100-125 words

per minute while our brain can utilize up to 3000 words per minute during thinking.

3. Listening and vision also have conflicts

We process images faster than words. We can only listen and store 7 bits of information

at a single time. While our vision stores the images seen forever in our long term

memory. We are more likely to remember images for a longer time.

4. Your employer loves effective communication

The best employers want someone with exceptional communication skills. Someone who

knows about verbal communication and has fair knowledge on how to improve

communications skills for benefit of the company. Even your promotions are based on

your ability to overcome communication barriers.

5. Words definitely speak louder

Our words have the ability to impact others. The impact sometime is vast enough to

spread over decades. Our words can influence people positively and negatively. It might

hurt someone more than we can imagine. According to a study emotional distress is felt

more deeply. Most of this distress is caused by what we say to each other.

Nel: and for our movie review i will give the microphone to Wendy Anne Apalacio

Wendy:

" Carpe Diem" Seize the day. This was taught by Mr. John Keating played by Robin

Williams to the student of Welton Academy the best preparatory school in the 1989 film

Dead poets society.


The character of John Keating was perfectly made and played which complimented the

other characters' role and that turned out to be a beatiful story made the film worth

watching.

Neil Perry, Todd Anderson, Knox Overstreet, Charlie Dalton , Richard Cameron, Steven

Meeks, and Gerard Pitts are senior students of the Welton Academy, were some of his

students and he wants them to address him “O Captain! My Captian!” what a bizzare

thing to say. But this sharp witted proffessor is indeed a man ideas and creativity. He

has taught a lot of things but what struck me as a viewer is when he said to his students

to see thing that you already know in a different perspective and that alone will change

how you see things. This simply implies that we should never confine ourselves to what

we already know but rather to see it as an opportunity to widen our knowledge and

expand the possibilities.

This is a must watch movie for Communication students because it implies that

communication can be subjective its meaning interpretation varies from person to person

so it is important to always see things in a different angle and perspective to widen our

understanding and be effective communicators.

Final words

Always be clear and make sure your communication style isn’t impacting anyone

negatively. And This is your Studiositas Honer Society. We are Nel ambong, Fraye

Cedrick Anona and so on! And this is Studiositas On air! Good noon to all of you!

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