The document outlines the agenda for a public speaking class. It includes a quick review of presentation dos and don'ts, examples of good introductions, and an in-class language knowledge activity. Students are then instructed to begin brainstorming the purpose and topic for their upcoming 10-15 minute midterm speech, which must include an introduction, body with no more than 3 points, and a conclusion.

1. Making a Start Week 3 Public Speaking & Presentations Professor Hayashi March 19, 2010

2. Today’s Class Attendance & Prep Sheet Check Quick Review Language Knowledge BREAK Presentation Example In-Class Presentation

3. Quick Review

4. REVIEW DO’s and DON’Ts of presentations? (review the GOLDEN CHECKLIST on page 7)

5. Language Knowledge

6. LISTEN UP! Decide whether the excerpt is from an INTERNAL or EXTERNAL presentation Remember: INTERNAL – to members within the company EXTERNAL – to an audience outside of the company Presentation Extract

7. ANSWERS Presentation Extract Internal a External b External c Internal d External e Internal f Internal g External h Internal i External j External k Internal l

8. BUDDY UP! In pairs, work on exercises 2, 3 and 4 Work it out TOGETHER!

9. ANSWERS EXERCISE 2 talk about brief act as look at points of view finally questions go along hear EXERCISE 3 2 3 2 3 1 3 3 3 EXERCISE 4 I’m delighted I take care My purpose is go through divide sections don’t hesitate a chance in more depth

10. PRESENTATION EXAMPLE An example of a speech introduction – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le_o4fHvtRc SO…. what makes a good introduction? PAGE 12 – another golden checklist!

11. GOOD EXAMPLE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ggnfh2RFGP4&feature=related

12. Let’s Get Cracking! For the midterm, you will be required to deliver a 10 – 15 minute speech Your speech should be organized as follows: INTRODUCTION (3-5 minutes) BODY no more than 3 points (6-10 minutes) CONCLUSION (2-4 minutes)

13. Where do I begin? Take some time in class today to start brainstorming/discussing about a PURPOSE and TOPIC PURPOSE – to inform, persuade, how-to, demonstration, entertainment TOPIC – choose something that is interesting for you AND your audience (!)