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Start Here, Speak Anywhere! 2e
This book serves as a comprehensive and practical guide to public speaking, equipping readers with essential knowledge and skills to communicate effectively in a wide range of contexts. It explores the fundamental principles of public speaking, emphasizing historical perspectives, ethical considerations, and the role of listening in effective communication.
- Author
- Angela Elbanna et al.
- Publisher
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 18 sections
- 01: Part I- Basic Principles to Guide You
- 1.01: Questioning and Decentering the History of Public Speaking
- 1.02: The Importance of Public Speaking
- 1.03: Ethics and Public Speaking
- 1.04: Listening
- 1.05: Public Speaking Skills for Non-native Speakers of English
- 1.06: Persuasion Across Cultures
- 1.07: Presentation Aids
- 02: Part II- Types of Public Speeches
- 2.01: The Art of Demonstration
- 2.02: Informative Speaking
- 2.03: Speaking to Persuade Advocacy
- 2.04: Speaking on Special Occasions
- 03: Part III- Preparing and Delivering the Speech
- 3.01: Library Research
- 3.02: Structure and Format- Outlining the Speech
- 3.03: Presenting Remotely
- 3.04: Language and Speaking to a Global Audience