CLASS 4.15 - 5.35 Monday, May 01, 2006 Return to syllabus Dr. Terrell Neuage
Today 24 April
we will be persuaded by…
Monday, January 23
overview of class syllabus
Introduction speech
interview classmate first assignment/speech
Wednesday, January 23
Introduction of class mate
Monday, January 30, 2006
Remaining of Introduction of class mate
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
Eleven remaining Impromptu Speeches
Preparing for your Information speeches ~ notes
v Feb. 1 Wednesday TODAY re. Information Speeches
v Feb. 6 Monday Audience
v Feb. 8 Wednesday Evidence and Reasoning and Research
v Feb. 13 Monday Organisation
v Feb. 15 Wednesday Delivery
Week 6 Feb. 27 Monday Speech 1
Monday, February 06, 2006
Information speeches beginning
ü Notes
Wednesday, February 08
Supporting Your Speech
Monday, 13 February
· CRITERIA USED FOR EVALUATING SPEECHES ~
· mark sheet (what I use to mark your speech) ~
today’s work
· language ~ PowerPoint of language
· Standard Citation of Supporting Evidence
· Report 3
· Report 4
Wednesday, 15 February
Delivery
þ Check List for your speech – not every category is for you but go over this and see if it is useful for your.
þ Report 5
Monday, February 27, 2006
All outlines with references are due on 27th February – without exception
Speakers for 06 March
Monday 13 March
Wednesday 15 March
Rest of speeches and first quiz and hand up all reports - be sure you put a cover sheet with the reports cover.htm
Monday 20, March
1. quiz
2. Review Information Speeches
3. Next Speech begins Wednesday 5th April
Wednesday 22
3. Monroe Motivated Sequence KNOW THIS IT WILL BE ON YOUR NEXT TEST
4. Report 1 the second part re. food sign language
March 27th Monday
Referencing within your
speech in your bibliography Work's Cited of all sources
used Internet-Referencing
All sources used to support your thesis statement must be included in a works cited page following MLA citation format. There is an MLA Style Manual in Library reference or you may get citation examples from the following websites:
Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/Files/33.html
MLA Style: Documenting Sources from the World Wide Web
http://www.mla.org/style/sources.htm
2. video MUSIC MAN AS ILLUSTRATION OF PERSUASIVE SPEECH http://media1.acs.albany.edu:8080/ramgen/neuage/5-steps_motivational_speech.rm
3. Read re. ending your speech well
groupwork 2 video for two and do groupwork 3
Here are some simple calls to action linked to benefits that can serve
as examples:
Approve this new program to increase revenue by 20%.
or
To increase revenue 20%, approve this new program.
This new infrastructure will not only meet our needs of today, but will lay the
foundation of our growth for the coming decade. We must fund this project
today.
If we vote today to support this program, Bithanisulum
will be the first new product in its class, first to market, and first in sales
for at least three years. However, if we wait any longer, we will miss our
milestones, not be first to market, and never reach our goals. Vote now to
support this program.
Your check for $100000000 will feed four children for four months. As you sit
down to this dinner, take comfort in the fact that you are not the only one who
will not go hungry. Sign your check now.
Killing this project today is the only way for us to avoid following our former
competitors out of this market and out of business
.
March 29th Wednesday
5. Listening and Nixon video Richard M. Nixon, "Checkers" Speech (September 1952) http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/nixon-checkers.htm
Report 4 video for report four - Kennedy Outlining and Report 5
Report 3 – 5
Award and acceptance speeches – because of a lack of time we will not have group acceptance speeches but will have only the individual acceptance speeches due next Monday the same day as our quiz and reports packet number 3 which will have only reports 3, 4, and five with them.
Today we will cover
AWARD ACCEPTANCES
· Other types of speeches: Eulogies, commemorative speeches
· Report 4 video for Best Chant award and report 5