Course Content
Theme 01: Introduction to Commercial Organisations
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Introduction to Commercial Organisations
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Theme 02: Ownership Structures – Sole Proprietorship and Joint Hindi Family Business
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Ownership Structures – Sole Proprietorship and Joint Hindi Family Business
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Theme 03: Ownership Structures – Partnership
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Ownership Structures – Partnership
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Theme 04: Ownership Structures – Joint Stock Company
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Ownership Structures – Joint Stock Company
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Theme 05: Ownership Structures – Cooperative Society
Theme 06: Public Sector Enterprises
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Public Sector Enterprises
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Theme 07: Functioning of a Commercial Organisation
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Functioning of a Commercial Organisation
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Theme 08: Communication in a Commercial Organisation
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Communication in a Commercial Organisation
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Theme 09: Ways of Communication
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Ways of Communication
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Theme 10: Tools of Communication
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Tools of Communication
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Theme 11: Nature and Technology of Accounting
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Nature and Technology of Accounting
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Theme 12: Accounting Records
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Accounting Records
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Theme 13: Natural Resources
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Natural Resources
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Theme 14: Depletion of Resources
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Depletion of Resources
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Theme 15: Practices for Conservation of Resources.
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Practices for Conservation of Resources.
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Theme 16: Industrial Pollution and Degradation of Environment.
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Industrial Pollution and Degradation of Environment.
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Commercial Application – 9
About Lesson

The chapter “Ways of Communication” in Class 9 Commercial Application introduces various methods and modes of communication used in commercial organizations. Here’s a summary:

1. **Verbal Communication**: This involves the use of spoken words and includes face-to-face conversations, telephonic conversations, and video conferencing. Verbal communication is often immediate and allows for feedback.

2. **Non-verbal Communication**: Non-verbal communication includes gestures, facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice. It can convey emotions, attitudes, and intentions without using words.

3. **Written Communication**: This involves the use of written words to convey messages. It includes emails, letters, memos, reports, and notices. Written communication provides a permanent record and is often used for formal communication.

4. **Visual Communication**: Visual communication involves the use of visual elements such as graphs, charts, diagrams, and pictures to convey information. It is often used to make complex information easier to understand.

5. **Electronic Communication**: Electronic communication involves the use of electronic devices and technologies such as computers, smartphones, and the internet to exchange information. It includes emails, instant messaging, and social media.

6. **Formal Communication**: Formal communication follows a predefined path and is often hierarchical. It includes official memos, reports, and notices. Formal communication is structured and follows specific rules and protocols.

7. **Informal Communication**: Informal communication is casual and spontaneous. It includes conversations among colleagues, gossip, and informal emails. Informal communication helps build relationships and can be faster than formal communication.

Understanding the various ways of communication is crucial for effective communication in commercial organizations. Different situations may require different modes of communication, and knowing when to use each method can help ensure clear and effective communication.

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