+ Bio Bags and Effective Speaking. + Biography Bags: Getting to know our class Step 1: Think of 4 or 5 objects that represent you, things you like, how.

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+ Bio Bags and Effective Speaking

+ Biography Bags: Getting to know our class Step 1: Think of 4 or 5 objects that represent you, things you like, how you see the world. HINT: These must be objects you chose intentionally for this project. DO NOT RANDOMLY PICK THINGS FROM YOUR BACKPACK! Step 2: Write some notes about why you chose the objects. There might be a story about an object It might remind you of something/someone It might be special to you because… “I chose __________ because __________” Step 3: Bring your objects to class on Friday, August, 22 We will be brainstorming objects to bring today Step 4: Present your objects and their stories, using your notes, to the class.

+ Four Qualities of Effective/Good Public Speaking Speak loudly and clearly Do not fidget/move around in a distracting way Be prepared Have notes Glance at your notes, do not read straight from them! Make eye contact with your audience It helps to keep them engaged It helps you know whether they are listening and understanding

+ Bio Bag Rubric 4 20 pts = 100% A pts = 85% B 2 14 pts = 70% C pts = 55% F -You put a lot of thought into the assignment by bringing unique objects that you used to interestingly reveal something about yourself others didn’t know -You confidently and comfortably exhibited the four traits of good public speaking in your presentation. -You brought in all objects and clearly and confidently explained how they represent you and your life -You exhibited all four traits of good public speaking in your presentation. -You may have brought in too few objects; or some objects were generic; or explanation on how the objects represented you was unclear -You exhibited 2 or 3 of the four traits of good public speaking in your presentation -Assignment felt rushed or half done; or most objects were generic (cell phone, textbook, pencil, etc.) or inappropriate; or explanation was missing -You exhibited 1 or less of the four traits of good public speaking in your presentation 0 = 0 pts = 0% (Hint: Terrible way to start semester! )