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DK Guide to Public Speaking, Second EditionLisa A. Ford-Brown

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Chapter 1

Overview of Public Speaking

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OverviewWHEN WILL YOU USE THE SKILLS OFFERED IN THIS BOOK?

WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATING?

HOW CAN YOU BE A SUCCESSFUL PUBLIC SPEAKER?

HOW CAN YOU OVERCOME A FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING?

HOW CAN YOU BE AN ETHICAL PUBLIC SPEAKER?

WHAT IS THE CREATIVE PROCESS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING?

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WhenWill You Use the Skills Offered in This Book?

•Public Life•Professional Life•Personal Life

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What is the Process of Communicating?

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BACKGROUND

CHANNEL

SITUATION

SPEAKER AUDIENCE

MESSAGE & FEEDBACK

COMMONGROUND

NOISE

NOISE

The Communication Process

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How Can You Be a Successful Public Speaker?

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Be audience centered

Be knowledgeable, creative, and organized

Be a Successful Public Speaker

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Use appropriate appeals

PATHOS

ETHOS

LOGOS

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Use appropriate presentation techniques

Practice


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How Can You Overcome a Fear of Public Speaking?

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Overcome Fear of Public Speaking

Practice, practice, practice!

Learn techniques that work

Face your fear head on

Understand what is happening

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How Can You Be An Ethical Public Speaker?

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Be an Ethical Public Speaker

• Understand ethics• Support and endorse freedom of

expression• Value diversity• Be sensitive to the power of

language

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Be an Ethical Public Speaker

• Use reliable evidence, logic, and reason

• Cite sources• Blatant plagiarism• No-citation plagiarism

• Accept responsibility

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What is the Creative Process for Public Speaking?

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The Creative Process

• Overview of public speaking• Know your audience and

situation• Select your purpose and topic

STARTING

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• Locate supporting material

• Select and test supporting material

RESEARCHING

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• Outline your speech• Organize speech body• Introduce and conclude your

speechCREATING

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• Use language successfully• Deliver your speech• Use presentation aidsPRESENTING

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• Listen• Evaluate speeches

LISTENING& EVALUATING

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How Will You Use the Steps in This Book?

RESEARCHINGSTARTIN

GCREATING PRESENTING

LISTENING & EVAULATING

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Informative Speech: Fear of Public Speaking

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Informative Speech: Fear of Public Speaking

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When can you manage speech anxiety?

What Do

You Think

?

A. Before the speech day

B On the speech dayC. During the speechD. All of the above

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What are some academic and "real world" implications

of plagiarism?

What Do

You Think

?

• Embarrassment• Failing• Losing credibility• University

dismissal• Job dismissal• Legal issues

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When will you use the skills offered in this book?

REVIEW QUESTION

• In your public, professional, and personal life

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What are the components of the transactional model of

communication?

• Speaker• Audience• Message• Feedback• Channel• Noise• Situation• Background• Common

ground

REVIEW QUESTION

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How can you be a successful speaker?

• Be audience-centered• Be knowledgeable,

creative, and organized• Use appropriate appeals• Use appropriate

presentation techniques• Practice

REVIEW QUESTION

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How can you overcome a fear of public speaking?

• Understand what is happening

• Face your fear head on• Learn techniques to help

you reduce fear• Practice

REVIEW QUESTION

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How can you be an ethical public speaker?

• Understand that ethics helps you develop social relationships with others

• Support and endorse freedom of speech

• Value diversity• Respect the power of language• Use reliable evidence, logic, and

reasoning• Cite sources• Accept responsibility

REVIEW QUESTION

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What is the creative process for public speaking?

1. Start2. Research3. Create4. Present5. Listen and

evaluate

REVIEW QUESTION

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