Com 135 Ch 2 And 3: Deliver Your Speech

Front 1

Know the characteristics of an audience-centered speaker and understand the importance of employing these methods in your own communication. Consider the Audience:

Back 1

Select and Narrow Topic, Determine Purpose, Develop Central idea, Generate Main Ideas, Gather Supporting Material, Organize Speech, Rehearse Speech, Deliever Speech

Front 2

things to remember when writing your speech

Back 2

- your audience writes your speech!
-consider the background and interests of your listeners at each step in developing and presenting your speech.
-adapt language and choice of words to the education level of your listeners, -be mindful of listeners backgrounds so you don’t speak over their heads or too simplistic.

Front 3

Define ethics and explain the impact ethics have on public speeches.

Back 3

The beliefs values, and moral principles by which peple determine what is right or wrong.
-being ethical in speeches will go towards your overall credibility.

Front 4

Explain why ethical speechmaking is audience-centered.

Back 4

-taking into account the needs and rights of listeners. you are being considerate and respectfull enough to your audience to not be unethical

Front 5

Know the requirements of ethical speech making and explain why they are important to free speech.

Back 5

• -Have a clear, responsible goal.
• Use sound evidence and reasoning.
• Be sensitive and tolerant of differences.
• Be honest.
• Avoid Plagiarism.
• Use appeals with good judgment.

Front 6

Explain the history of free speech in America and differentiate between behaviors that are protected under free speech and those that are not.

Back 6

-ex. Flag burning
-name calling
-intention misleading (people who smoke don’t get altzteimers

Front 7

Define plagiarism and know the ways to avoid plagiarizing.

Back 7

-using someone else’s words. Make sure to cite your sources.

Front 8

Know the guidelines for ethical listening and why they are important.

Back 8

-provide feedback; be sensitive to and tolerant of differences; and listen critically, refusing to sanction unethical messages and tactics.