Communication Model: Osgood-Schramm Circular Model This model emphasizes the dy

Communication Model: Osgood-Schramm Circular Model This model emphasizes the dynamic nature of communication, where both the sender and receiver continuously encode, decode, and interpret messages in a cyclical manner. It's perfect for illustrating the concept that communication is a two-way process with continuous feedback. Materials Needed: - Paper: For creating the circular base and other components. - Paper cups: Represent the sender and receiver. - String: To symbolize the channel through which the message travels. - Markers or paint: For labeling parts and decorating. - Cardboard or thicker paper: For the base and supporting elements. Steps to Create: 1. Base Construction: Use a piece of cardboard as the base. Cut a circular piece of paper and attach it to the cardboard, representing the continuous cycle of communication. 2. Sender and Receiver: Take two paper cups and place them at opposite ends of the circle. Label one cup as "Sender" and the other as "Receiver." 3. Message Channel: Connect the cups with a string or thin strip of paper, symbolizing the channel of communication. You can loop the string around the circle to show the ongoing feedback loop. 4. Feedback Mechanism: Add arrows or lines on the circular base to indicate the back-and-forth nature of communication. You can use small pieces of paper or markers to create these. 5. Decorate and Label: Use markers or paint to label each part of the model clearly. Decorate the model with colors to make it visually appealing.