Koraima Suarez Speech 112 Mrs. Nina Askary langaroudy Summary Chapter 1 and 2 10/10/13 Chapter one explains the essential skills of public speaking. Public Speaking was developed soon after our species began to talk‚ it was ancient Greece and Rome. This chapter discusses the benefits we 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
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College graduates are increasingly being asked to give presentations as part of their job interviews • Internet & other technologies has not reduced the need for pubic speaking The tradition of public speaking • Oldest handbook on effective speech was written on papyrus in Egypt 4‚500yrs ago. • Eloquence was highly prized in ancient India‚ Africa & china as well as Aztecs and other pre-European cultures of north & south America • Greece and Rome essential role in education & life • Aristotle’s
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A Universal Message in Mountains Beyond Mountains The suffering and misery of the poor and destitute has long been reported on and documented by writers all over the world. The circumstances and stories of the less fortunate are accounted by authors who sometimes distance themselves from the people they write about. However‚ Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder focuses on the work of Dr. Paul Farmer‚ a man who works tirelessly to comfort the sick and dying in the poorest countries in the
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Hidden Sexual Messages Found In Disney Movies Group Name: LUCKY # 13 Group Leader: Jami Rosier Editors: Zack Sams & Steve Raszka Proofreaders: Sara Roberts‚ Haley Rinas‚ Brittani Saab Designers: Mike Porowski‚ Jami Rosier‚ Brett Pilkington Writers: Brett Pilkington‚ Mike Porowski‚ Steve Raszka‚ Haley Rinas‚ Jami Rosier‚ Zack Sams Introduction By: Jami Rosier With competitors such as DreamWorks‚ and Pixar‚ Disney Incorporated uses a vividly apparent strategy of sex appeal in order to raise
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Rev. Joel Osteen delivered his message to the congregation of Lakewood Church in Texas and a national televised audience. He opens his message by including the audience which set the tone. He also includes a humorous antedote to hope the audience. Then in went directly into the topic. He immediately challenged and encouraged the audience to live with confidence. Realizing their own potential instead of focusing on other. He provided receiver with examples of courage and self-esteem. He reflected
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September 29‚ 2014 Chapter 5 – Nonverbal Messages Vocabulary Body Movement Posture – The way you present yourself Gestures – Five major types of kinesics that mainly uses hands Emblems – Translate directly into words or phrases‚ such as the thumbs-up for “good job” Illustrators – Enhance the verbal messages they accompany‚ such as when referring to something to the left‚ you might gesture towards the left Affect Displays – Movements of the facial area that convey emotional meaning‚ such
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Jonathan Rueff July 8‚ 2013 I felt I was well prepared for my first speech‚ I knew my research very well and felt like my arrangement and flow throughout the speech was well organized. If I had to change a couple of things I would definitely change my emotional approach. I felt like I didn’t change my tone of voice. I think that was the case because I was nervous coming into my speech and towards the end I was more comfortable and I started to change my voice and my emotional approach was better
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Theodore Roosevelt was an energetic and progressive President with big goals for our nation. In his “Message to Congress” in 1901‚ he explained the difference between good and bad trusts‚ saying that good trusts were good for the public while bad ones were led by selfish executives (pg. 123). He stated that big business was created naturally‚ and he gave credit to the “captains of industry” who led the nation into an industrial era (pg. 123). Roosevelt warned against hastily striking at big business
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Writing Indirect Messages This chapter presents writing approaches for two different message categories‚ when transmitting strong negative information and persuading someone to act‚ both of which usually use an indirect organization. There is no resistance to overcome in direct messages but in the above two types of messages we are likely to encounter resistance. The difficulty of writing a negative message stems from its bipolar objectives: (1) to transmit the bad news clearly and (2) to maintain
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prepare for your fi rst speech and as a checklist for all the speeches you give in your public speaking class. You can also use the guide as a handy reference for speeches you give aft er college. Presenting a speech involves six basic stages: 1. Determining your purpose and topic (Chapter 4) 2. Adapting to your audience (Chapter 5) 3. Researching your topic (Chapter 6) 4. Organizing your ideas (Chapter 8) 5. Practicing your speech (Chapter 12) 6. Presenting your speech (Chapter 12) Th ese
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