All of us have our own perspective and how we look at things. What are some of the key elements you would consider when deciding how to approach an audience? The "approach" refers to whether you would appeal to their emotions or address them with logic, use humor or not, etc.
Think about different members of a diverse audience you might address, not all of whom are military personnel or members of this class. Pick any two groups and discuss how they might differ from each other and how your speech to them might differ for each group.
You may find concepts in Lesson 4 very helpful with this post.
In your answer, consider the following:
How cultural perspectives of the audience could affect their interpretation of problems in the arts, politics, or global relations.
Your own civic and cultural background, assumptions and predispositions and how they would affect your interpretation of the same problems.
How, as a speaker, you would bridge the gaps in your perspective and that of the audience.
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1. All of us have our own perspective and how we look at things.
What are some of the key elements you would consider when
deciding how to approach an audience? The "approach" refers
to whether you would appeal to their emotions or address them
with logic, use humor or not, etc.
Think about different members of a diverse audience you might
address, not all of whom are military personnel or members of
this class. Pick any two groups and discuss how they might
differ from each other and how your speech to them might differ
for each group.
You may find concepts in Lesson 4 very helpful with this post.
In your answer, consider the following:
How cultural perspectives of the audience could affect their
interpretation of problems in the arts, politics, or global
relations.
Your own civic and cultural background, assumptions and
predispositions and how they would affect your interpretation of
the same problems.
How, as a speaker, you would bridge the gaps in your
perspective and that of the audience.
