Chapters 1 & 2 Recap/Lecture
A valuable skill “means of civic engagement” (p. 5) An ethical responsibility A common fear (ranked higher than death by many)
SimilaritiesDifferences Organize ideas Tailor message Tell story for max. impact Adapt to listener Structure Formal vs. informal Method of delivery
Short Clip: 0o 0o How did she handle her nervousness? Positives? Negatives? How to deal? ◦ Experience ◦ Prepare ◦ Think positively ◦ Visualize Success ◦ Remember, they can’t tell most nervousness ◦ Don’t aim for perfection; doesn’t exist ◦ Sleep, breath, and focus!
Public Speaking and Critical Thinking ◦ Relationship? Evaluation of self as speaker ◦ Effective vs. Ineffective speakers? (pg. 27; #2 & #3) ◦ Strengths? Weaknesses? ◦ Will use evaluation to create goals
Speaker Message (verbal and nonverbal) Channel Listener (frame of reference) Feedback (verbal and nonverbal) Interference (external vs. internal) Situation (time and place)
What type of feedback would be helpful? Any potential interference? How does our class “situation” help? Hurt?
Prepare for and respect diversity ◦ Ethnocentrism = good or bad? Make and strive for ethical goals Be prepared Be honest Avoid abusive language (e.g. name calling)
Plagiarism ◦ Global Plagiarism ◦ Patchwork ◦ Incremental Applies only to direct quotes?
Week 4 ◦ MW Class: Monday, 8/31. TR Class: Tuesday, 9/1 2-4 Minutes Visual Aid - Object Introduction Speech ◦ Interesting facts? Event? Most important thing in life? General overview? Memorable trip? Worth 50 points Speech materials: Topic/Audience handout (outline on Faculty Webpage) and note cards Not expecting perfection! Speech sign ups: Week 3 ◦ MW Class: Wednesday, August 26 th. TR Class: Thursday, August 27 th Must print critique sheets from faculty webpage Start thinking about topics; review materials
Pick a partner Recommendations TV shows? Hobbies? Sports teams? Restaurants? Must discuss 2 recommendations; same category How will you get our attention? How will you make the information relevant? After speech: Self-Evaluation ◦ I did this well ◦ I think I need to work on this throughout the course ◦ Think about good qualities of a strong speaker ◦ Share with others (ask for their opinions on your delivery and organization)
Chapter 4 Lecture/Recap
Week 4 ◦ MW Class: Monday, 8/31. TR Class: Tuesday, 9/1 2-4 Minutes Visual Aid - Object Introduction Speech ◦ Interesting facts? Event? Most important thing in life? General overview? Memorable trip? Worth 50 points Speech materials: Topic/Audience handout (outline on Faculty Webpage) and note cards ◦ Not expecting perfection! Speech sign ups: Week 3 ◦ MW Class: Wednesday, August 26 th. TR Class: Thursday, August 27 th Must print critique sheets from faculty webpage Start thinking about topics; review materials
Topic (select, focus, develop) Organization ◦ Introduction (tell them what you’re gonna tell them) Get audience’s attention? Explain topic? ◦ Body (tell them) Organization? Keep audience’s attention? Main points? Transitions? ◦ Conclusion (tell them what you told them) Memorable close? Remind audience of central idea? ◦ Speech 1 vs. Future speeches?
Extemporaneous Delivery ◦ Not code for “wing it” ◦ Do not write entire speech out ◦ Use keywords on note cards (make sure info is visible) Rehearse ◦ Practice in front of mirror and/or others ◦ Ask for feedback ◦ Watch samples of speeches ◦ Time your speech On Presentation Day ◦ Be calm ◦ Avoid distracting behaviors ◦ Voice: speak loudly, slowly, and clearly ◦ Watch out for space fillers: “like, uhhh, ummm” Speech 1 vs. Future speeches?
What did they do well? What do they need to work on? Example 1: 18KJ_HPe8http:// 18KJ_HPe8 Example 2:
Create a speech around the statement: “Public speaking is ___________” With a partner, create a short speech ◦ Angle: Your choice—informative, encouraging, or persuasive ◦ Must factor in 2 slogans (draw from “hat”) ◦ Attempt an intro, body, and conclusion Be creative!! Critique groups; ask different classmates
Consider textbook activity, two informal speeches, initial goals, and comments from your classmates.