understand from studying public speaking‚ plagiarism is the first thing we have to avoid. The fear of speaking in public is very hight. Chapter 1 tell us about how at the end of the course we will end up more confident and become an effective public speaker‚ we will learn to organize our ideas and explain the text. The important of increasing personal and social abilities is very important because that way we will learn how to developed greatest self-confidence in presenting ourself to society. The
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Before I knew where I wanted to go with my life I found it easy to be friends with anyone‚ just as long as we had an understanding in terms of like interests‚ common hobbies and generally just clicking until I discovered that some of those friendships were not working because we would be pulling in different directions. Friends who celebrate your successes when you succeed and comfort you when you are in need are to be preferred to those fair weather friends who will be there only when the sun is
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of Effective Public Speaking 1. Perception: Stop trying to be a great “public” speaker. People want to listen to someone who is interesting‚ relaxed‚ and comfortable. In the routine conversations we have every day‚ we have no problem being ourselves. Yet too often‚ when we stand up to give a speech‚ something changes. We focus on the “public” at the expense of the “speaking.” To become an effective public speaker‚ you must do just the opposite: focus on the speaking and let go of the “public
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introduction is effective only if it is firmly related to the speech topic. Credibility is the audience’s perception of whether a speaker is qualified to speak on a given topic. Goodwill is the audience’s perception of whether the speaker has the best interests of the audience in mind. A preview statement is especially important in a speech introduction when a speaker is addressing a hostile audience. Under normal circumstances the introduction should constitute about 10 to 20 percent of a speech
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organ donor Improve your health through better eating Television violence is negatively influencing our children Become a volunteer and change the world 4. Entertaining — The after-dinner speech is a typical example of an entertaining speech. The speaker provides pleasure and enjoyment that make the audience laugh or identify with anecdotal information. Some examples of entertaining speeches: Excuses for any occasion Explaining cricket to an American How to buy a condom discreetly Things you wouldn’t
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devices‚ and speech commands on windows phone 8. The smart phone alone has brought voice recognition technology to the masses. However‚ this is just the beginning of the possibilities with voice recognition software Newer voice command devices are speaker independent‚ so they can respond to multiple voices‚ regardless of accent or dialect. They can respond to several commands at once‚ by separating vocal messages and providing appropriate feedback‚ while accurately imitating a natural conversation
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Mehdi Tazi : 260471916 Section 5 Guest speaker: Caroline Dagenais Caroline Dagenais was invited as a guest speaker‚ on November 8th in order to discuss the importance of Information Technology in her field. She went through different subjects from how technology enabled the hospital to operate like a business company to her own career stream. What I found particularly interesting and surprising is the way she was hired to be manager of a department she didn’t know anything about‚ and
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Asian American Studies 151 Fundamentals of Public Speaking CSUN -2013 Fall Semester Prerequisite: EPT score of 151 or better‚ or EPT and a grade of “credit” in AAS 097 and/or 098 (or equivalent) if appropriate. COURSE NOTES This course fulfills section A.4‚ General Education requirements. Instructor: Derek A. Tang Telephone: (818)434-0397 Email: derekatang@gmail.com Skype: derekatang Office: Jerome Richfield (JR) 340 Office Phone: 818-677-4966 (messages) AAS Administration
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1 Introduction 8 1.1 Public Speaking in the Business World 8 1.2 Personal and Social Benefits of Public Speaking 9 2 Evolution of Public Speaking 10 2.1 What is public speaking? 10 2.2 Three Parts of Persuasion by Aristotle. 10 2.3 Cicero’s Five Canons of Rhetoric 12 2.4 Modern Elements of Public Speaking 12 2.5 Three Styles of Speech 13 3 Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking 14 3.1 Introduction 14 3
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There are essentially three types of speeches public speakers use to influence their audience. In this lesson‚ we’ll look at those three types of speeches and how each serves a different purpose. Speeches Everyone knows what a speech is like. A person stands at the front of the room and begins to speak. Then you sit down for an hour‚ wondering when the speaker will finish and allow you to get out of the uncomfortable fold-out chair‚ right? Not necessarily; speeches are used more often than
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