Why we recommend?

1) The Importance of Communication

WHY DO WE COMMUNICATE? This question is a big question as well as interesting to talk about. From a religious point of view, we know that God is the one who teaches us to communicate through the intellect and language that He has bestowed upon us. We should be grateful given the intellect and language skills so that we can communicate. Not everyone can communicate. Look at the friends who are around you who for some reason can't communicate. 

Even if you can communicate, is it kirk you communicate? The fact that when dealing with a teacher or principal, you are often confused and difficult to bomb with him is not it? We communicate basically is to build and maintain relationships with others. 

In a sense, communication is an instrument of human social interaction that is useful for knowing and predicting the attitudes of others, to know the existence of oneself, to get an education, to be happy, to avoid difficulties, to achieve what is aspired including our career.

2) Understanding and Elements of Communication
Let's start this discussion by thinking about what is communication?
The answer to the question above is very diverse. Therefore, there are six important elements involved in the communication process, that is:

1. Sources of information
2. Messages
3. Media
4. Message recipients
5. Feedback, and
6. The environment.

The source of the message often called a communicator, sender, an encoder is a person who conveys a message to a person or a number of people. In communication between human source can consist of one person or several people. For example, party, group or organization. Messages, or in the English language called message is a set of meaningful symbols communicated by communicators to the communicant. 

This message can be communicated by communicators by face to face or through communication media. The contents may be information, advice, entertainment, or propaganda. Media, or also called a channel-channel communication where the passage of messages from the communicator to the communicant. 

There are several which surfaces of communications media. For example, there are those who argue that in the context of interpersonal communication, the five senses and the air are considered as a medium of communication. Likewise, with letters, telephones, telegrams are often classified inter-personal communication medium. Television, radio, newspapers, magazines, films, computers, video recording, audio cassettes and the like are often classified as mass communication media. 

The recipient, often called the communicant, receiver, audience, kayak, or target that is receiving messages from communicators. The recipient is an important element in the communication process because he is the target of communication. Therefore, knowing, understanding the characteristics of the message receiver is one of the key factors in communicating.

Feedback also called the feedback or influence of a set of responses or reactions on the communicant after receipt of the message. This feedback may take the form of opinions, opinions, attitudes, and behaviors as a result of the message it receives. Environment, also called situations are certain factors that can affect the way communication. 

These environments may take the form of the physical environment (geographic conditions), the socio-cultural environment (language, customs, social status), psychological environment (psychological condition, age), and time dimension (seasons) that indicate the appropriate situation for communication. 

The six elements mentioned above emphasize the key factors in which each element has an important and interrelated role in the communication process. In another sense, if one of the elements above does not work well then the communication process will be interrupted or will not be effective.

3) Scope of Communication
a) Field of Communication
Intended as a related field of human life with communication, among others, namely:

1. Social communication
2. Organizational communication
3. Business communication
4. Political communication
5. International communication
6. Intercultural communication
7. Communication development
8. And so on

b) Nature of Communication

1. Verbal communication:
2. Oral communication
3. Written communication
4. Nonverbal Communication
5. Communication kial
6. Image communication

c) And so on

1. Face to face communication
2. Media communication

d) Communications Order
The communication arrangement referred to is the communication process reviewed of the number of communicants (one or more) consisting of:

(1) Personal communication

• Intrapersonal communication
• Interpersonal communication

(2) Group communication

• Small group communication
• Large group communication

(3) Mass communication

• Printed mass media communications
• Electronic mass media communication

d) The purpose of communication

• Changing opinions
• Changing attitudes
• Changing behavior
• Changing the community

e) Communication Functions

• Inform
• Educate
• Entertaining
• Affects

f) Communication Technique

• Informative communication
• Persuasive communication
• Cursive communication
• Instructive communication

G) Communication Method

• Journalism
• Public relations
• Advertising
• Propaganda
• War of nerves

(f) Library
4) Main Characteristics of Effective Communication
Up here you have understood the importance of communication, understanding of communication along with the major elements involved in the communication process. At a glance, the definition of communication seems to be very simple and everyone can do it. But later on, because the main problem of communication is not just to deliver a message
then the problem is over.

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