1. Speech 1 Chapter 1 Model of Communication Shared Meaning
Power and Privilege
Responsibility and Apprehension
Public Speaking vs. Conversation

2. Model and Terms
Context/Situation surrounds event

3. Activity First Example: Advantages? Disadvantages?
Second Example: Advantages? Disadvantages?

4. Shared Meaning

5. See Something Familiar?

6. Importance and Tradition of Public Speaking
Some of your favorite Public Speakers:
Common Traits or Qualities of them:

7. Power and Privilege
Making a Positive Difference in areas that you are Passionate about!

8. Responsibility and Apprehension
With Power and Privilege comes Responsibility.
With Public Speaking comes Apprehension.

9. Apprehension Nervousness is Normal
Experience, Practice, Preparation, Positive Thinking, and Visualization can help combat the Nerves!
Most nervousness is not Visible!
Do not expect Perfection

10. Public Speaking vs. Conversation
Similarities:
Organizing your thoughts logically
Tailoring your message to the audience
Telling a story for Maximum Impact
Adapting to Listener Feedback

11. Public Speaking vs. Conversation
Differences:
Public Speaking is more highly structured
Public Speaking requires more formal language
Public Speaking requires a different method of delivery

12. Have a Great Week!