PUBLIC SPEAKING By Nishank Vora Roll no: 60 2 What is public speaking? Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 3 Who is a public speaker? Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 4 So do we know any Public Speakers? Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 5 Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 6 Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 7 Micheal Osbourne‚ Suzanne Orbourne 11/15/2009 8
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Muted Group Theory Cheris kramarae Center for the Study of Women in Society University of Oregon Ph.D. University of Illinois‚ Urbana-Champaign 1975 Speech Communication [Sociolinguistics] Visiting Professor‚ Center for the Study of Women in Society‚ University of Oregon 1996- Professor‚ Women’s Studies; Sociology; Linguistics; Speech Communication‚ Center for Writing Studies; Division of English as an International Language‚ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign‚ 1985 -1996 Jubilee
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To our truly great friend Christopher who has made available his support in a number of ways. Lastly‚ we offer our regards and blessings to all of those who supported us in any respect during the completion of the project. 3 Introduction Speech is a human faulty of speaking. It is used by many to communicate with others‚ mostly used in public speaking. Public speaking is the process of
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REVIEW QUESTIONS Chapter 9: Organizing the body of the speech. 1. Why is important that speeches be organized clearly and coherently? If you organized clearly and coherently your speeches the listeners can follow the progression of ideas in your speech from the beginning to the end. 2. How many main points will your speeches usually contain? Why is important to limit the number of main points in your speeches? Your speeches should contain no more than two to five main points because the
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support each of your points. There are three types of public speaking situations‚ which are informative speech‚ persuasive speech‚ and ceremonial speech. Each of them has features that define it differently from others. First of all‚ a speech that is designed to educate or inform people is called informative speech. According to the book “The Challenge of Effective Speaking”‚ an informative speech is “one whose goal is to explain or describe facts‚ truths‚ and principles in a way that stimulates interest
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There are many aspects of spoken language that I have used in my home. When I am speaking to a person with a higher position is society‚ I will greatly vary my speech in terms of my vocabulary and even reduce or abolish the use of less formal features such as fillers and acronyms. However whilst I am conversing with a person of my age or a similar position in society‚ I will greatly use informal features such as tag questions and ellipsis. In my informal conversation with the plumber‚ I have used
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Self Analysis Speech Comparison Comparing my self-introduction speech (my first speech)‚ to my persuasive speech (my last speech) was interesting. They were completely different topics but with a slight growth in speaking ability. Such as eye contact and nervous body language‚ speech preparation and structure‚ and delivery of speech. First I am going to talk about the difference in eye contact and nervous body language between the first speech and the last speech. In my first speech my face was
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the same as poor excuses. In the event you are absent‚ you are responsible for course material covered. SIGN-UP POLICY: At least one week before each speech‚ you sign-up for a speaking date. This is a contract. Your signature obligates you to speak on the day you are signed up for. There are no guaranteed make-ups. If you miss a speech‚ you will receive a zero. You are free to trade speaking days with other class members‚ but you must put any changes on the sign-up sheet. You are strongly
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repetition‚ or slower speech from our conversation partner. Some speaking situations are partially interactive‚ such as when giving a speech to a live audience‚ where the convention is that the audience does not interrupt the speech. The speaker nevertheless can see the audience and judge from the expressions on their faces and body language whether or not he or she is being understood. Some few speaking situations may be totally non-interactive‚ such as when recording a speech for a radio broadcast
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Seneca College EAC 149 Assignment #6: Oral Presentation Presentation Dates: November 27th‚ 29th‚ December 4th‚ 6th‚ 2012 Value: 5% Task: A Take-home Essay-Presentation In preparation for developing the topic‚ based on the given Quote‚ you should come to a greater understanding of why some issues are possible in our lives‚ and support your points of view with specific examples; the media and the Internet. ➢ Each student is responsible for composing a critical essay on
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