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Question: Find a video of a speech online and post it here. What do you think about this speaker's delivery?
Have you ever listened to a boring speaker? What was it about their delivery style that made their speech unexciting?
Have you ever listened to an exciting speaker? What was it about their delivery style that made their speech exciting?
What is an element of speech delivery that you'd like to work on (e.g., using notes less often, gesturing more, moving more, working on projecting volume)? How do you plan on working on it?
Think of a time that you have seen a confident speaker. What did the speaker do that made you perceive them this way?
Is it possible to give a compelling and exciting speech that isn't a very good speech? How have you seen this? Part II. Outlining Answer at lear two of the following questions:
What is a working outline, according to chapter 12? What is its purpose and why is it important?
What is a full-sentence outline, according to chapter 12? What is its purpose and why is it important?
What is a speaking outline, according to chapter 12? What is its purpose and why is it important?
Why should you not use a full-sentence outline as a speaking outline?
How do you feel when a speaker reads their speech to you? What conclusions do you make about speakers who do this?
Do you think that it's better to use note cards than a phone or something like that for a speaking outline? Why/why not? Part III. Purposes, Topics, and Conducting Research Answer at least two of the following questions:
How is informative speaking different from persuasive speaking?
Why is it important to have a strong specific purpose?
What kinds of topics would you like to hear your classmates discuss in their speeches?
Why should a speaker choose a topic that they are passionate about?
Why should a speaker choose a topic that is relevant to the audience?
Ryan doesn't like students to use sources that only exist on the internet (things like blogs, random websites, Wikipedia) and don't exist in other formats (like being a printed scholarly journal article, newspaper, magazine, book, etc.). Do you think Ryan is being unfair? Why/why not?
Why is it important to determine the credibility of a source before using it in your speech? How have you determined the credibility of a source before? What are some questions that you ask?
Do you agree that many people currently don't seem to think that expertise is important? Why/why not? Why is it important to know about an author's expertise when you're planning on using their writing as a source in a speech?
Do you agree that speakers who do thorough research come across as more credible than speakers who do not? Please answer for each part at least 2 questions in your own words and find attached copy of the book.