1. English Debate & Presentation Week 3

2. Week 3 schedule 0. Survey question [week_3.pdf]
Chapter 3 – study guide (handout)
Chapter 2 – study guide (handout)
Great speeches (video analysis) --
4. Speeches: the good, the bad & the ugly

3. 0. Survey Survey question: What makes a great speaker?
What did you like/dislike about what you say today and last week?
Discuss with a partner/small group. (5’)

4. 1. Chapter 3 study guide (Content: Putting Your Speech Together)

5. 2. Chapter 2 study guide (Delivery: Delivering Your Message)

6. 3. Great Speeches Martin Luther King Jr. – I Have a Dream [1963]
Follow along to the speeches as we listen.
Then, complete the worksheet questions.
Martin Luther King Jr. – I Have a Dream [1963]
Franklin D. Roosevelt – First Fireside Chat (Banking Crisis) [1933]
Winston Churchill – Address before Commons (audio) [1940]
Abraham Lincoln – The Gettysburg Address [1863]
Adolf Hitler – speeches (English subtitles) [~1930’s]
Great speeches worksheet

7. Homework 1 – Due Week 4
Give a five-minute speech on a book, movie or restaurant, etc. of your choice. Follow the examples that we reviewed in class today.
NOTE: Self-reflection is an important task that can help one grow as a speaker. In order to help you improve different speech elements, all speeches from Week 4 onward will be filmed in order to provide a video log of which you can view and notice what needs to be worked on (and what doesn’t!). 

8. Contact information:
Professor Todd Jobbitt
Graduate School of Education (GSE)
(pw: fall) > Debate
cp:

9.  See you next week! 