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COMM 301: Public Speaking (DeMercurio)

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COMM 301: Public Speaking (DeMercurio)

This course prepares students to speak in a variety of rhetorical situations: academic, professional, social, and political. Students will demonstrate effective verbal and non-verbal delivery, ethical research methodology, analytical thinking and listening skills, organization and outlining skills, and appropriate presentation skills. In order to effectively assess oral communication competency, this course requires faculty-supervised, faculty-evaluated oral presentations in the presence of othe

Social Sciences
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Contents· 67 sections
  1. 01: What is Communication
  2. 1.01: Model of Communication
  3. 1.02: Elements of the Communication Process
  4. 02: Overcoming Public Speaking Fears
  5. 2.01: Speaking Confidently
  6. 2.1.01: New Page
  7. 2.1.02: New Page
  8. 2.1.03: New Page
  9. 2.1.04: New Page
  10. 2.1.05: New Page
  11. 2.02: Speaking with Confidence
  12. 2.2.01: Introduction
  13. 2.2.02: Classifying Communication Apprehension (CA)
  14. 2.2.03: Frames of Reference
  15. 2.2.04: Cognitive Restructuring (CR)
  16. 2.2.05: Techniques for Building Confidence
  17. 2.2.06: Conclusion
  18. 2.2.07: Activities and Glossary
  19. 03: Knowing your Audience
  20. 3.01: The Importance of Audience Analysis
  21. 3.02: Demographic Characteristics
  22. 3.03: Psychographic Characteristics
  23. 3.04: Contextual Factors of Audience Analysis
  24. 04: Listening Effectively
  25. 4.01: Listening Effectively
  26. 4.1.01: Introduction
  27. 4.1.02: Hearing versus Listening
  28. 4.1.03: The Value of Listening
  29. 4.1.04: The Three A's of Active Listening
  30. 4.1.05: Barriers to Effective Listening
  31. 4.1.06: Strategies to Enhance Listening
  32. 4.1.07: Providing Feedback to Speakers
  33. 4.1.08: Encouraging Effective Listening
  34. 4.1.09: Conclusion
  35. 4.1.10: Activities and Glossary
  36. 05: Preparing for Your First Speech
  37. 5.01: Speech Practice
  38. 06: Organizing your Speech (Introduction Body Conclusion)
  39. 6.01: Introductions Matter- How to Begin a Speech Effectively
  40. 6.1.01: The Importance of an Introduction
  41. 6.1.02: The Attention-Getter- The First Step of an Introduction
  42. 6.1.03: Putting It Together- Steps to Complete Your Introduction
  43. 6.1.04: Analyzing an Introduction
  44. 6.1.05: Chapter Exercises
  45. 6.02: Creating the Body of a Speech
  46. 6.2.01: Determining Your Main Ideas
  47. 6.2.02: Using Common Organizing Patterns
  48. 6.2.03: Keeping Your Speech Moving
  49. 6.2.04: Analyzing a Speech Body
  50. 6.2.05: Chapter Exercises
  51. 6.03: Concluding with Power
  52. 6.3.01: Why Conclusions Matter
  53. 6.3.02: Steps of a Conclusion
  54. 6.3.03: Analyzing a Conclusion
  55. 6.3.04: Chapter Exercises
  56. 07: Types of Outlines for Informative Speaking
  57. 7.01: Outlining
  58. 7.1.01: Why Outline
  59. 7.1.02: Types of Outlines
  60. 7.1.03: Using Outlining for Success
  61. 7.1.04: Chapter Exercises
  62. 08: Persuasive Speaking
  63. 8.01: Organizing Persuasive Speeches
  64. 8.02: Persuasive Strategies
  65. 8.03: New Page
  66. 8.04: New Page
  67. 8.05: Appendix F- Research with Library Resources