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Speech 101: An Introduction to Public Speaking

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Speech 101: An Introduction to Public Speaking

Speech 101 is a core general education course. It equips students with the theory and practice needed to manage public speaking anxiety, organize ideas, and deliver effective presentations in both academic and professional environments. The classes addresses theory and practice of oral communication; development of poise and confidence, delivery, and speech organization; public speaking practice; small group discussion, and development of standards of criticism.

Humanities
Author
Jennifer Armendarez
Publisher
City Colleges of Chicago
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY
Language
EN
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Contents· 113 sections
  1. 01: Introduction to Speech 101
  2. 1.01: Introduction to Public Speaking- Armendarez
  3. 1.1.01: Public Speaking As Advocacy
  4. 1.1.02: Understanding the Process of Public Speaking
  5. 1.02: In-Class Exercise
  6. 1.03: Assignment
  7. 02: Anxiety
  8. 2.01: Communication Apprehension Anxiety or Stage Fright
  9. 2.02: Anxiety- In-Class Exercise
  10. 2.03: Anxiety Assignment
  11. 03: Audience Analysis
  12. 3.01: Centering Audiences--Reading
  13. 3.1.01: Conducting Audience Analysis--Reading 2
  14. 3.1.02: Three Types of Audience Analysis--Reading 3
  15. 3.1.03: Using Your Audience Analysis--Reading 4
  16. 3.02: Audience Analysis- In-class exercise
  17. 3.03: Audience Analysis Assignment
  18. 04: Identifying Topic Purpose and Central Idea
  19. 4.01: Selecting and Formulating Arguments
  20. 4.1.01: Problems to Avoid with Specific Purpose and Central Idea Statements
  21. 4.02: Topic Purpose Central idea- In-class activity
  22. 4.03: Topic Purpose Central idea- Assignment
  23. 05: Tribute Speech
  24. 5.01: Tribute Speech Reading
  25. 5.1.01: Special Occasion Speaking
  26. 5.1.02: Understanding Special Occasion Speeches
  27. 5.1.03: Special Occasion Language
  28. 5.1.04: Special Occasion Delivery
  29. 5.1.05: Types of Special Occasion Speeches
  30. 5.02: Tribute Speech- In-class exercise
  31. 5.03: Tribute Speech- Assignment
  32. 06: Research
  33. 6.01: Researching Arguments
  34. 6.1.01: Researching Your Speech Topic
  35. 6.1.02: Research
  36. 6.1.03: Incorporating Evidence into Your Speech
  37. 6.02: Research- In-class Activity
  38. 6.03: Research- Assignment
  39. 07: Outlining and Organizing
  40. 7.01: Organizing and Outlining Your Speech
  41. 7.1.01: Why We Need Organization in Speeches
  42. 7.1.02: Patterns of Organization
  43. 7.1.03: Connective Statements
  44. 7.1.04: Outlining
  45. 7.02: Outlines- In-class activity
  46. 7.03: Outlines- Assignment
  47. 08: Introductions and Conclusions
  48. 8.01: Introductions and Conclusions and Transitions
  49. 8.1.01: General Guidelines for Introductions and Conclusions
  50. 8.1.02: Structuring the Introduction
  51. 8.1.03: Examples of Introductions
  52. 8.1.04: Structuring the Conclusion
  53. 8.1.05: Examples of Conclusions
  54. 8.02: Introductions and Conclusions- In-class activity
  55. 8.03: Introductions and Conclusions- Assignment
  56. 09: Informative Speaking
  57. 9.01: Informative Speaking
  58. 9.1.01: What is an Informative Speech
  59. 9.1.02: Types of Informative Speeches
  60. 9.1.03: Guidelines for Selecting an Informative Speech Topic
  61. 9.1.04: Guidelines for Preparing an Informative Speech
  62. 9.1.05: Giving Informative Speeches in Groups
  63. 9.1.06: Sample Outline- Informative Speech on Lord Byron
  64. 9.1.07: Sample Outline- Informative Speech on Haunted Places in Gettysburg
  65. 9.02: Informative Speaking- In-class activity
  66. 9.03: Informative Speech- Assignment
  67. 10: Presentational Aids
  68. 10.01: Presentation Aids in Speaking
  69. 10.1.01: What are Presentation Aids
  70. 10.1.02: Functions of Presentation Aids
  71. 10.1.03: Types of Presentation Aids
  72. 10.1.04: Using Presentation Slides
  73. 10.1.05: Low-Tech Presentation Aids
  74. 10.02: Presentational Aids- In-class Exercise
  75. 10.03: Presentational Aids- Assignment
  76. 11: Language
  77. 11.01: Language
  78. 11.1.01: What Language Is and Does
  79. 11.1.02: Standards for Language in Public Speaking
  80. 11.1.03: Developing Your Ability to Use Effective Language in Public Speaking
  81. 11.02: Language- In-Class Assignment
  82. 11.03: Language- Assignment
  83. 12: Delivery
  84. 12.01: Delivery
  85. 12.1.01: The Importance of Delivery
  86. 12.1.02: Methods of Speech Delivery
  87. 12.1.03: Preparing For Your Delivery
  88. 12.1.04: Practicing Your Delivery
  89. 12.1.05: What to do When Delivering Your Speech
  90. 12.1.06: Expert Advice on the Voice from an Acting Instructor
  91. 12.02: Delivery- In Class
  92. 12.03: Delivery- Assignment
  93. 13: Persuasive Speaking
  94. 13.01: Why Persuade
  95. 13.1.01: A Definition of Persuasion
  96. 13.1.02: Why is Persuasion Hard
  97. 13.1.03: Traditional Views of Persuasion
  98. 13.1.04: Constructing a Persuasive Speech
  99. 13.1.05: Sample Outline- Persuasive Speech Using Monroe's Motivated Sequence Pattern
  100. 13.02: Persuasive Speaking- In-class activity
  101. 13.03: Persuasive Speaking- Assignment
  102. 14: Ethos Pathos and Logos
  103. 14.01: Ethics in Public Speaking
  104. 14.1.01: Logical Fallacies
  105. 14.1.02: Sources of Ethical Stances on Communication and Public Speaking
  106. 14.1.03: Credibility and Ethics
  107. 14.1.04: Plagiarism
  108. 14.1.05: Logical Reasoning
  109. 14.1.06: Deductive Reasoning
  110. 14.1.07: Inductive Reasoning
  111. 14.1.08: What is Correct Reasoning
  112. 14.02: Ethos Pathos Logos- In-class exercise
  113. 14.03: Ethos Pathos Logos- Assignment