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Communications 110

Midterm
Review

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The
Fundamentals of
Oral
Communications
Midterm Review
Mr. Harmon
Chapter 1
Introduction
to Public Speaking
Benefits of the Course
Benefits of the Course

 Skills for speaking


in public

Benefits of the Course

 Skills that apply to


one-on-one
communication

Benefits of the Course

 Skills that are


prized in the job
market

Benefits of the Course

 Experience and
self-confidence

Speech Communication
Process
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
Preparation

 Audience

 Topic

 Purposes and central idea
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Finding materials

 Organization

 Transitions
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Introduction

 Conclusion

 Outline
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Speaking notes

 Practice

Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
Delivery

 Self-confidence

 Approach and beginning



 Eye contact
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Speaking rate

 Expressiveness

 Clarity and volume
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Gestures and movement

 Posture and poise



 Use of notes
Quick Guide to Public
Speaking
 Enthusiasm

 Ending and departure

Quick tips for
speaking
successfully
Tip 1.1 Seek Feedback
 Critique

 Evaluation forms

 Group of listeners

 Videotape
Tip 1.2 Avoid the 5
Biggest Mistakes

Mistake #1
 Failing to tailor a speech
to audience needs and
interests
Tip 1.2 Avoid the 5
Biggest Mistakes
 Mistake #2
 Being poorly prepared
Chapter 2
Controlling
Nervousness
Reasons for Nervousness
 Fear of being stared at

 Fear of failure

 Fear of rejection

 Fear of the unknown


Confront Fear

 Do the thing you


fear

The Value of Fear

 Many speakers say


fear makes them
more alert and
dynamic

The Value of Tension

 Before an event,
many athletes
have nervous
tension . . .

. . . which boosts
th e ir e n e rg y
le ve l

In the Planning Stage

•N e ve r m e m o ri
ze
a sp e e ch

G re a t sp e a ke rs like
C h u rch ill w a rn th a t
m e m o rizin g flirts w ith
d isa ste r
In the Planning Stage

 Imagine yourself
giving an
effective speech

G o lfe rs u se p o sitive
im a g e ry w ith g re a t
su cce ss
In the Planning Stage

 Know that
shyness is no
barrier

M a n y a cto rs
a n d p e rfo rm e rs
a re ve ry sh y. . .

. . . but their
• sh yn e ss is n o
b a rrie r to su cce ss
In the Planning Stage
 Plan visuals & make arrangements

During the Speech

 Never mention nervousness or


apologize
Chapter 3
Listening
How to Listen Effectively
How to Listen Effectively
•Prepare yourself physically
and intellectually







How to Listen Effectively

•Be willing to expend energy




•Listen analytically


How to Listen Effectively

•Ta ke n o te s



Introductory Speech
Chapter 4
Reaching the
Audience
The Self-Centered Speaker

Fo cu s o n se lf

The Audience-Centered
Speaker
Fo cu s o n a u d ie n ce

Analyzing and Adapting

 Analyze

 Adapt

Analyzing and Adapting

 Analyze

 Adapt

W hat do
liste n e rs kn o w
a b o u t ice p a cks
a s first a id ?
Getting Information
about the Audience

 Interviews


Getting Information
about the Audience

 Surveys

Audience Diversity
Audience Diversity
International

Listeners

 Respect taboos

A p p ro va l?
O r in su lt?
Audience Diversity
International

Listeners

 Learn nonverbal
signals

E va sive ?
O r re sp e ctfu l?
Audience Diversity
America’s Diverse Cultures

 Avoid ethnocentrism

Is b lu e su p e rio r?
Audience Knowledge
The Occasion

Purpose of
the event


Chapter 5
Selecting Topic ,
Purpose ,
and Central Idea
Selecting a Topic

 Select a topic
you care
about

Objectives
 General purpose

 Specific purpose

 Central idea

Specific Purpose

To p ic : O n lin e vid e o
clip s
To inform
G e n e ra lPu rp o se :

S p e cific Pu rp o se : To exp la in to m y
a u d ie n ce h o w to fin d a n
o n lin e vid e o clip o n a n y
su b je ct
C e n tra lId e a : Fin d in g o n lin e vid e o
is e a sy a n d sim p le to d o .
Title

Objective
s

Introduction
Transit
ion

Body
Transit
ion

Conclusion

Documenta
tion
Chapter 14
Delivering the
Speech
A strong desire to communicate
with the audience
Methods of Speaking
Methods of Speaking
 Memorization

Methods of Speaking
 Manuscript

Methods of Speaking

 Impromptu

Methods of Speaking
 Extemporaneous

Good Luck!

Midterm
Review

You Know More Than You

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