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Nobody Wants a Boring Speech: Connect and Make It Matter

Public speaking is a skill that grows with practice, preparation, and purpose. This accessible guide helps students develop their voice, connect with audiences, and communicate ideas confidently and ethically—in the classroom, workplace, community, and beyond.

Social Sciences

Tác giả: Joel Sakakihara, Russell Hong, and David A. Hamilton
Nhà xuất bản: De Anza College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: Mixed
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Intro To Public Speaking
1.01: The Importance of Public Speaking
1.02: Public Speaking and Rhetoric
1.03: Public Speaking and The Communication Models
1.04: Glossary
1.05: Discussions Questions
1.06: References
1.07: Alternative Text
02: Communication Apprehension
2.01: What Is Communication Apprehension
2.02: Sources of Communication Apprehension
2.03: Reducing Communication Apprehension
2.04: Glossary
2.05: Disussion Questions
2.06: References
03: Audience Analysis
3.01: The Importance of Audience Analysis
3.02: Three Types of Audience Analysis
3.03: Conducting Audience Analyses
3.04: Connecting with the Audience
3.05: Glossary
3.06: Discussion Questions
3.07: References
3.08: Alternative Text
04: Listening
4.01: What is Listening and Why Listening is Important
4.02: The Listening Process
4.03: Barriers to Effective Listening
4.04: How to Become a Better Listener
4.05: Glossary
4.06: Discussion Questions
4.07: References
4.08: Alternative Text
05: Ethics in Public Speaking
5.01: Ethics in Public Speaking
5.02: Free Speech
5.03: Glossary
5.04: Discussion Questions
5.05: References
06: Finding a Purpose and Selecting a Topic
6.01: Purpose in a Speech
6.02: Selecting A Topic
6.03: Narrowing your Topic
6.04: Thesis Statement and Putting it all together
6.05: Glossary
6.06: Discussion Questions
6.07: References
07: Research and Evidence
7.01: Introduction
7.02: Types of Research and Resources
7.03: AI in Research
7.04: Confirmation Bias in Research
7.05: Evaluating Research
7.06: Citing Sources
7.07: Glossary
7.08: Discussion Questions
7.09: References
08: Outlines Introductions and Conclusions
8.01: The Introduction
8.02: The Body
8.03: The Conclusion
8.04: Putting it all Togehter
8.05: Glossary
8.06: Discussion Questions
8.07: References
09: Delivering the Speech
9.01: Delivery that Connects
9.02: Adapting Delivery to the Setting
9.03: Using Notes Effectively
9.04: Practice - From Prepared to Natural
9.05: Glossary
9.06: Discussion Questions
9.07: References
10: Presenting Visual Aids
10.01: The Power of Visual Aids
10.02: Types of Visual Aids
10.03: Effective Power Points
10.04: How to Use Videos
10.05: Glossary
10.06: Discussion Questions
10.07: References
11: Informative Speaking
11.01: Speaking to Inform
11.02: Informative Speaking Goals
11.03: Types of Informative Speeches
11.04: Glossary
11.05: Discussion Questions
11.06: References
12: Persuasive Speaking
12.01: An Overview of Persuasion
12.02: Types of Persuasion
12.03: Organizing Persuasive Speeches
12.04: Building Persuasive Power- Appeals Canons and Culture
12.05: Glossary
12.06: Discussion Questions
12.07: References
13: Special Occasion Speaking
13.01: Speaking to Entertain
13.02: Ceremonial and Inspirational Speaking
13.03: Keynote Speaking
13.04: Glossary
13.05: Discussion Questions
13.06: References
14: Mediated Communication and Remote Learning
14.01: Synchronous and Asynchronous
14.02: Guidelines for Online Speeches
14.03: Glossary
14.04: Discussion Questions
14.05: References