Communication, Speech, and Language: A Comprehensive Study

This report provides an overview of communication, speech, and language, exploring their definitions, characteristics, and significance. It defines speech as the articulation of thoughts and feelings through sound, emphasizing the importance of clear and effective delivery. Language is described as a structured system of communication, using words and sentences. The report highlights the broader concept of communication, encompassing both verbal and non-verbal cues, and emphasizes the need for effective listening and expressing oneself. The report also references a study that discusses the importance of special educational needs, which helps students with inclusive practices. The report stresses the importance of clear and concise language. The report underscores the importance of these elements in human interaction and the exchange of information.

Description of the meaning of communication speech and language
Communication, speech and language are needed so that people can express their needs,
transfer the meaning of their expression to other people, can be understood by the people and
attain their goals, lean understanding other people and developing positive relationships.
Speech can be termed as the actions that lead to producing speech by expressing or the
ability to express the feelings, concepts, meaning, thoughts, idea which are articulated by sounds.
Effective speech involves a clear voice that makes the speech interesting and the expression clear
and meaningful. A good way to speak is without hesitation and repeating the sounds or words.
Language can be described as the way in which humans communicate with one another
either by writing or speech for receiving and delivering messages in a conventional and
structured manner. Effective use of language involves using the right words to explain the
meaning and join the words into sentences, conversations by making a sense of what people say.
The use of language can be enriched by use of good vocabulary, error free grammar and
relevancy of the sentences.
Communication can be described as the broadest category of both speech and language
and includes spoken language, verbal cues, non-verbal cues that are necessary to interact, express
views and feelings and for imparting and exchanging information through speaking, writing and
other mediums. Effective communication involves use of gestures or language in various ways
and also considering other’s point of view, effective listening, effectively express ourselves and
understands how other feel, and using the most appropriate method of communication (Hurley
and Moore, S., 2020).
References
Hurley, J. and Moore, S., 2020. SPEECH, LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION. Special
Educational Needs: A Guide for Inclusive Practice, p.85.
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