Communication

 Communication is the process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, feelings, or messages between individuals or groups. It involves a sender, a message, a medium, and a receiver—and often includes feedback to confirm understanding.


Key Elements of Communication:

1. Sender – the person or source initiating the message.

2. Message – the information or content being communicated.

3. Medium/Channel – the method used to deliver the message (e.g., speech, writing, email, body language).

4. Receiver – the person or group receiving and interpreting the message.

5. Feedback – the response from the receiver that shows whether the message was understood.

6. Noise – any interference that distorts the message (e.g., background noise, misunderstandings, language



Here’s a simple chart of the types of communication along with a sketch-style layout you can draw or recreate:

🗂️ Types of Communication – Chart with Drawing Guide

📊 Chart Format:

Type of CommunicationDescriptionExampleSketch Idea
VerbalSpoken or written wordsTalking, phone call, podcast💬 Speech bubble or 📞 phone icon
NonverbalBody language, facial expressionsSmiling, eye contact, gestures😊 Face + 👋 hand
VisualUse of images, symbols, graphsInfographics, signs, emojis📊 Chart or 🖼️ image frame
WrittenText-based communicationEmail, letter, books✉️ Envelope or 📝 paper and pen
DigitalCommunication via electronic devicesSocial media, texting, video call📱 Smartphone or 💻 computer screen

✏️ Sketch Layout (Flow Chart Style)

                 +----------------------+
                 |  Types of Communication  |
                 +----------------------+
                            |
   --------------------------------------------------
   |              |               |            |             |
 Verbal     Nonverbal     Visual     Written     Digital
   |              |               |            |             |
 💬           👀🤝         🖼️         📝         📱
  • Use arrows (→) to show flow.
  • Add doodles/icons under each type to illustrate them.
  • You can collected each section to make it pop visually in a poster or project.


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