Ohlone College‚ Fall 2014 Introduction to Public Speaking‚ SPCH 101- Hybrid Instructor: Prof. Paulson Text & Cell (831) 588-6067 Email: mpaulson@ohlone.edu Textbook: Public Speaking: Finding Your Voice (10th Ed.)‚ Osborn‚ … ISBN: 978-0-205-93109-5. Required: Communication Lab Activities Manual ISBN: 978-1-269-41555-2 It is only in the Ohlone Bookstore. No copies will be accepted. Course Description: You will learn how to prepare and present speeches‚ organize your ideas
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Jonathan Esther Public Speaking 04/16/13 Dr.Greer In persuasive speaking there are two styles which are‚ speech of actuation & speech of disposition. I will be informing you the differences between the two speeches.In the actuation speech its designed to cause the audience to do or show something also action. Actuation speech is really particularly useful if only the audience already shares all of your view. An example could be‚ at the end of presidential campaigns‚ the candidates begin to
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Goals of Psychology I may be comfortable talking to a friend and okay with speaking in a small group‚ or class. This is not the case when it comes to making a speech in front of a large group. When faced with the opportunity I have found that I am more than terrified and dread the very thought. Knowing that I am expected to deliver a message to a room full of spectators is enough to make me faint. This feeling of anxiety is brought on by low confidence as a result of procrastination Giving a
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Written Response 1 In Chapters One and Two in Public Speaking Handbook Fourth Edition by Steven A. Beebe and Susan J. Beebe. The most important concepts in chapter one are: Empowerment‚ Employment‚ and Communication as Action. (Source‚ message‚ channels‚ receiver‚ and noise) In chapter two the most important concepts are: Know your audience‚ know your introduction and conclusion‚ and look for positive support. Having empowerment is one of the most important thing to have to being a successful
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Public Speaking is simply the art of speaking in public. Did I hear you say “duh”? Well‚let’s have a more elaborate definition. I define it as the PROCESS of Speaking to a GROUP of PEOPLE in a STRUCTURED and DELIBERATE manner intended to inform‚ influence or entertain the listeners. Please notice that I wrote some words in uppercase. That’s because I want you to pay attention to them. PUBLIC SPEAKING IS A PROCESS. It is different from rambling or gisting. It starts with a
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A Brief Guide to Successful Public Speaking You can use this guide to prepare for your fi rst speech and as a checklist for all the speeches you give in your public speaking class. You can also use the guide as a handy reference for speeches you give aft er college. Presenting a speech involves six basic stages: 1. Determining your purpose and topic (Chapter 4) 2. Adapting to your audience (Chapter 5) 3. Researching your topic (Chapter 6) 4. Organizing your ideas (Chapter 8) 5. Practicing
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The Art of public speaking Chapter 1: Speaking in public Power of Public Speaking Greek Pericles: one who forms a judgment on any point but cannot explain it clearly might as well never had thought at all on the subject” Public speaking is consistently rated high on employers lists The Tradition of Public Speaking Historical people who used speaking effectively Similarities and Differences in Public Speaking and Daily Conversation Similarities Organizing your thoughts logically Tailoring
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SUMMARY ABOUT PERSUASIVE SPEAKING FROM 10 DIFFERENT BOOKS Book title: Communication at Work Author: Marylin S. Kelly Types of Topic Persuasive speaking is a speech given in hopes of swaying the audiences to believe and support the things that the speech giver is saying. Persuasive speeches may attempt to inspire the audience to agree with or reject a point of view‚ to further commit them to an idea or to actuate the audience. There are four types of policy: fact‚ value‚ policy and topic.
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COMPARE AND CONTRAST The primary aim of Henry and Edward?s speech is to express and convince their audience to follow their ideas and beliefs. The intent of the two speeches is different‚ but their purpose is the same‚ to persuade the audience to follow their ideals. By using strong language the orators appeal to people?s emotions. The use of repetition emphasizes as well as clarifies their point of view. Even though the objectives of the speeches are different‚ the same methods have been applied
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Introduction Oral presentation in academic context defines as “delivering an address to a public audience[1]” hence “involves explaining something to an audience which a person‚ in example professors or lecturers with expertise on a subject might explain that subject to the targeted or particular group or students. The group members can follow along and learn new skills or information as they watch the presentation[2]”. Overall‚ language is one of the main key points to begin with. Nowadays‚
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