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Effective Speaking

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What is the difference between a general purpose, specific purpose, and central idea
what does a speaker need to consider about available sources when selecting a topic
what is the purpose of a speech introduction
how do you outline main points
how do you balance main points
what are the names of the different types of outlines
know the different types of transitions and be able to identify one
where do sources need to be cited
what should be included in a speech introduction capture audience, credibility, audience relevance, preview of speech, main point
what should be included in a speech conclusion signalizing, summarize, wow factor, create impart
what makes language important
know the difference between denotative and connotative meaning
how does language affect a person's ethos
what are the characteristics of oral style
what do good presentation aids do for a speech or speaker
what good quality presentation aids can be used instead of or in addition to a power point
what should you consider when selecting the best type of presentation aid
know good design principles for an effective aid
know the difference between appreciative, empathetic, critical and active listening
what is critical listening
what does a speaker need to do to make sure the audience will listen effectively know and analyze your audience
what can being evaluated do for a speaker
be able to identify weather an example on an evaluation is good or bad
be able to identify propositions of facts, value and policy
know the different types of argument analogy, causal, inductive and deductive
know what a fallacy is and be able to identify some of them
what are the 3 types of persuasive speeches to convince, to stimulate to actuate
for persuasive arguments to be strong, effective, and ethical, support materials must be what
know the common persuasive organizational strategy
what do you need to do in order to evaluate a persuasive speech
what is the general purpose for a special occasion speech celebrate, commemorate, inspire, or to entertain
be able to define or identify a speech to entertain
what do you need to know about your audience when doing a special occasion speech
know the guidelines for giving a tribute or eulogy
what organizational strategies most align with recommendations
know the difference between an oral report and a recommendation
know the difference between an oral report and a recommendation
know the responsibilities of leaders and participants in a meeting
if you are going to be interviewed should prepare a scripted introduction and closing statement
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