Introduction to Speech111
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This course introduces principles of communication including dyadic communication, small group interaction, and public speaking. Students will study communication theory and give several presentations including informative, persuasive, and special occasion speeches as part of a group panel. Attendance is mandatory and more than one absence will result in a lowered overall grade for the course.
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Introduction to Speech111
- 1. Speech Communication Dr. Paul Lippert Professor of Communication Studies East Stroudsburg University
- 2. Course Description This course includes an introduction to the study and application of some principles of dyadic communication, small group interaction, and public speaking, in addition to listening skills. Attendance requirement will be enforced.
- 3. Major Units of Study Communication Theory Informative Speaking Persuasive Speaking Group / Panel Speaking Special Occasion Speaking
- 4. Grade Break-Down Logic Papers (15%) Dyad Speech Special Occasion (15%) Speech (20%) Informative Speech (15%) Panel Presentation (20%) Persuasive Speech (15%)
- 6. 1 2 3 4 5 A B C D E Number of Absences Each absence in excess of one will result in the loss of one letter grade Semester Grade
- 7. A few other Housekeeping Items
- 8. Lecture notes should be taken by hand
- 9. Outlines and papers should be submitted in hard copy
- 10. Follow the outline for each assignment
- 11. Dress professionally on presentation days
- 12. And enjoy the course!