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DEMONSTRATION SPEECHES
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“How To Speech” Guidelines Speech that lasts 3-5 minutes in length Demonstrates how to do something. Focusing on giving directions and clear communication.
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Audience: your class Purpose: to demonstrate that you understand how to create, present, and demonstrate directions effectively. You will present a live demonstration of the directions you would like us to understand. Note cards may be used, but not read. You will turn in note cards upon completion of speech. Assignment:
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Procedure: Use a list of possible choices (next slide). Be sure it is approved by Mrs. Fuggiti Think about your talents and interests. Be sure it can be demonstrated in class. Plan each step of the directions providing necessary background knowledge. WRITE DOWN EVERYTHING! Create powerpoint/posterboard with directions to use as a guide. Organize presentation Present directions.
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Examples: How To…. Cut hair Do a makeover Install carpet Fix a leaky faucet Change an air filter Cook a dinner Pitch a tent demo a sport Program a VCR Install a program on a computer Change oil Balance checkbook Plan a trip Plan a party Sew a shirt Change a flat tire
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Grading: Topic is clearly defined (5) Includes reasons why the reader needs the information (5) All information is accurate (5) Includes at least 5 informative details (10) Material is presented in a logical order (10) Project includes at least one accurately documented source (10) Restates the most important point/summarizes main points (10) Prepared on day of speech with all props (10) Clearly practiced and rehearsed (10) No reading of note cards, only to assist (10) Total Project Points = 75 points
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Due Date! FEBRUARY 14! All students must be ready to present on Feb. 14! You will be asked to present in no particular order Any need items may be stored in this room. Talk to Mrs. Fuggiti if a problem arises about needing an item, borrowing an item ect.
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