Public Speaking Course Description
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This document provides an overview of a public speaking course. The purpose of the course is to help students learn how to speak comfortably and confidently in front of others. While many people fear public speaking, taking this class will require students to do speeches to help them improve. The class will cover techniques, evaluating speeches, and different types of speeches including informative, persuasive, impromptu, and special occasion speeches. Grades will be based on points from assignments like impromptu speeches, informal speeches, and a formal speech. Each marking period is worth 40% and the final exam is worth 20% of the final grade.
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- 2. Speech????? More appropriate name for the course would probably be Public Speaking Purpose: To learn how to speak and present in front of others comfortably, confidently, and successfully.
- 3. Afraid of Speaking????? That’s OK, it’s ranked ahead of death on surveys regarding American’s biggest fears. In this class you will and must speak!!! It’s the only way to get better.
- 4. Methods Discussion of Techniques Evaluating Speakers Speech Drills and Games Learning about Leadership Techniques
- 5. Types of Speeches Demonstration (how – to) Informative Persuasive/Argumentative
- 6. Types of Speeches (cont.) Special Occasion Speeches -- such as eulogies, award, best man, etc. Impromptus
- 7. Types of Speeches (cont.) Final Exam
- 8. Other Benefits of Course Research – both about topics you already know about and those you know nothing about Organize – How to logically organize your thoughts and ideas along with research Well Rounded – by learning things about yourself and others that you never imagined Confidence – Through this course you will become an all around more confident person
- 9. Grading Grading in this course is done simply by total points. So, you can understand the significance of an assignment by the total points it is worth. For example, an impromptu is generally worth 10 points, an informal speech is generally worth 25 points, and a formal speech is usually worth 50 points.
- 10. Final Grading Each marking period is worth 40% of your final semester grade and the final exam is worth 20% of your final semester grade.