Communication Quiz GAME SHOW Question #1 From the Job Outlook 2006, which skill is NOT noted for top personal qualities employers seek? Question #1 From.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Organizing and Supporting your Speech

Advertisements

Public Communication1 Focus Questions 1. What is public speaking? 2. Do ordinary people do much public speaking? 3. How do speakers earn credibility? 4.

Teaching Public Speaking China Debate Education Network.

Developing a Public Presentation CHAPTER 12. Argument Providing a thesis or claim and supporting it with evidence Presented in the body of the speech,

Public Communication 1 Focus Questions 1. What is public speaking? 2. Do ordinary people do much public speaking? 3. How do speakers earn credibility?

Speaking in Public Lin-Lee Lee, Ph.D. April 4, 2006.

Focus Questions What is public speaking?

Effective Oral PresentationsSpeaking 1 Presentations Typically made to a small group of decision makers –Briefings or status reports –Budget or project.

So I have to give a speech…

What makes a GOOD PUBLIC SPEAKER & Speech?

Assessing for Oral Communication Competency. Goals: O Elements of effective speeches & presentation O Methods for assessing speeches & presentations O.

+ Speech– Getting Started CMCS – Junior Class. + Steps to preparing a good speech: The first essential principle to effective speaking is adequate preparation.

Organizing and Outlining the Speech. Main Points, Supporting Points, and Transitions A Speech structure is composed of an introduction, a body, and a.

Extemporaneous Speeches

Leadership Development

The Introduction Get attention and interest

Organizing, Outlining, and Writing Presentations

Beebe and Beebe (2006). The Concise Public Speaking Handbook. Beebe and Beebe (1997). Public Speaking: An Audience-Centered Approach. Franklin and Clark.

Chapter eleven – Crafting an Informative Speech

Presentations blueprint

Chapter 11 Preparing and Researching Presentations.

{ Get Ready, Get Set, GO! Selecting a Topic and Organizing your Speech.

PREPARING PRESENTATION SPEECHES

SciVis II V Material obtained from July, 2014 summer workshop-Guilford County.

“The beginning is the most important part of the work.” -Plato

The Informative Speech. There are two types of speeches: 1. Informative (demonstrative) 2. Persuasive.

Extemporaneous Speeches SciVis II H. Objectives: V201. Demonstrate oral communication and job seeking skills. V Explain how to deliver an extemporaneous.

Giving an Engaging Oral Presentation. The Presentation Process: the six steps 1. Identify the purpose and objective 2. Consider your audience 3. Structure.

Communication In Our Lives, Fifth Edition by Julia T. Woods Chapter 16 Organizing and Presenting Public Speeches.

1. Objectives Analyze the needs and expectations of your audience Assess the situation in which you’ll give your presentation Select an appropriate medium.

Basic Concepts in Rhetoric Informative Speaking that is Not for Dummies.

Creating Better Speeches LET I. Introduction Throughout your life you will be asked to give speeches. These speeches may be formal presentations or just.

Composition JEOPARDY The Process InventionPurposes Logical Fallacies Research $10 $20 $30 $40 $50.

WELCOME! Moving on from Managing Anxiety & Goal Setting to.... Organizing Your Speech.

Cornerstone: Discovering Your Potential, Learning Actively, and Living Well, 5e Sherfield, Montgomery, & Moody © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle.

Presentations Content Organization Style. Oral Communication  Requires excellent research, strong organization, & stage presence  Is interactive: 

How to Write A Speech. The Four Part Introduction 1) Attention Getter: The first words you say in your speech meant to “grab” your audience’s attention.

Planning Public Speaking Communication Apprehension is normal and can even be helpful Remember: Public speaking is like an enlarged conversation: Have.

Putting the presentation together.  Main points  No more than five  Narrow your topic  Select, don’t condense  Make sure main points are adequately.

 Complete Exercise 3 on p. 71  Read Chapter 15 and Complete p.232 #3  Practice your Persuasive Speech and write your Speaking Outline. Homework.

35 public speaking. Public speaking: fears 3. Death 2. Snakes 1. public speaking.

1 Public Communication  Public communication as enlarged conversation (James Winans, 1938)  Preparation time  Turn-taking delay  Public speaking in.

Principles of Writing a Great Persuasive Speech. Beginning Your Speech First impressions are very important. A poor beginning may distract or alienate.

PROFESSIONAL ORAL PRESENTATIONS “There is perhaps no greater skill that can help you build your career or business better than effective public speaking.

Career Communication Chapter 9 Effective Meetings.

PUBLIC SPEAKING No Fear.

Review.  1. problem-solution pattern  The problem is defined, possible solutions are identified and then the best solution is selected  2. topical.

SPEECH PREPARATION NOTES PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS.

Chapters 10,11 Research and Constructing the Speech.

Failure to prepare is preparing to fail. —John Wooden.

Who is more credible to talk about football? #1#2.

Speech Tips Chapters 10, 11, 14, & 16. Audience Analysis In planning a speech, a speaker should first consider the needs and expectations of those who.

Organizing and Outlining Your Presentation

Managing Business and Professional Communication

Parts of a Speech.

Organizing Your Speech

Beginning and Ending the Speech

Creating the Introduction & Conclusion

Organization and Citing Your Sources/ Event Speech

Get the Attention of the Audience

Introductions & Conclusions

Beginning and Ending the Speech

The Speech Making Process

Communication Quiz GAME SHOW

Planning Public Speaking

Introductions The four objectives of an introduction

*How to prepare your “Hunger in America” speech as an essay.

How to Write a Research Paper 

A SPEAKER’S GUIDEBOOK 4TH EDITION CHAPTER 14

The goal is to teach us about something. Duration is 3-5 minutes.

Presentation transcript:

Communication Quiz GAME SHOW

Question #1 From the Job Outlook 2006, which skill is NOT noted for top personal qualities employers seek? Question #1 From the Job Outlook 2006, which skill is NOT noted for top personal qualities employers seek? a) Teamwork Skills b) Communication Skills c) Honesty/Integrity d) Data Entry Skills

Question #2 According to recent surveys, what percentage of students fear public speaking courses? Question #2 According to recent surveys, what percentage of students fear public speaking courses? a) 25% b) 45% c) 55% d) 75%

Question #3 Public speaking is a rich history dating back to 322 B.C. Originally, the practice of speeches was known as Question #3 Public speaking is a rich history dating back to 322 B.C. Originally, the practice of speeches was known as a) Speech making b) Rhetoric c) Debate d) Oral Communication

Question #4 The book lists a checklist in gaining confidence in speaking. Which one is NOT on the checklist: Question #4 The book lists a checklist in gaining confidence in speaking. Which one is NOT on the checklist: a) Prepare and Practice often b) Visualize Success c) Tell the audience you are nervous d) Breathe deeply and stretch

Question #5 Which of the following would constitute an act of speaker plagiarism? Question #5 Which of the following would constitute an act of speaker plagiarism? a) Giving a speech written by another person b) Failing to give oral footnotes in a speech and failing to include sources on written outline c) Not giving credit for paraphrased evidence in a speech d) All of the above

Question #6 Demographics are the statistical characteristics of a given population. Six demographic characteristics include: age, cultural background, socioeconomic status, religion, political affiliation and ___________. Question #6 Demographics are the statistical characteristics of a given population. Six demographic characteristics include: age, cultural background, socioeconomic status, religion, political affiliation and ___________. a) Health conditions b) Job-Type c) Eye Color d) Gender

Question #7 ________ communication is the form of communication between two people: Question #7 ________ communication is the form of communication between two people: a) Small Group b) Mass c) Dyadic d) Intrapersonal

Question #8 What type of speech follows the natural sequential order of the main points: Question #8 What type of speech follows the natural sequential order of the main points: a) Chronological b) Spatial c) Problem-Solution d) Cause-Effect

Question #9 What is a speech preview? Question #9 What is a speech preview? a) A statement revealing the purpose of your speech. b) A statement announcing your main points. c) A statement that relates your topic to the audience. d) An anecdote, quotation, or question that arouses audience attention.

Question #10 Which of the following is NOT included in a speech conclusion? Question #10 Which of the following is NOT included in a speech conclusion? a) An introduction of new ideas b) A restatement of the thesis c) A summary of the main points d) A clincher statement

Communication Quiz GAME SHOW Thanks for playing