Understand basic principles of oral communication and listening
Learn to select and adapt topics to meet the needs and interests of particular audiences, remembering diversity among listeners
Demonstrate the ability to collect, analyze and use information and data to develop and adapt messages for different purposes and settings
Organize ideas and supporting materials in a coherent and captivating message
Use appropriate language and graphics for a business setting
Develop delivery skills by using voice, body, gestures and visuals effectively in presenting speeches
Develop the ability to speak competently and confidently at work and in public communication situations
Class expectations, ethics of public speaking, types of speeches, thesis statements and topics. Meaning of confidence.
Doing ethical research, using different media for information, develop an outline. Brainstorm ideas about speeches.
Compose and deliver an "elevator speech." Deliver informative speech about work. Handle a question-and-answer session at work, communicating clearly.
Discuss persuasive speaking and developing speeches for different audiences
Deliver a persuasive speech. Practice leading a small-group discussion for work. List ways of communicating in a small group.
Deliver a commemorative speech and practice participation in a panel discussion as a representative of your field. Evaluate speeches.
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90% attendance
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Anyone who would like to feel comfortable giving a presentation or speech
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COM-3711P3
COM-3711B1
COM-3711A1
CJC-5025F4
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
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