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39 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
intro
attention grabber
thesis
identify
state purpose
preview
conclusion
transition and tie everything together
signal
summarize
finalize
transitions
internal previews
internal summaries
links
internal preview
"one of the most important reasons"
"the second reason"
"some argue that"
internal summary
"so as we've seen"
"i hope i've made it clear"
links
"in addition to"
"furthermore"
"not only"
complete transition
all 3 included
informative strategies
defining
explaining
demonstrating
comparing
describing
painting a mental picture of a place or thing
explaining
sharing a deeper understanding of events, people, places, policies, or processes, goes beyond reporting
demonstrating
the audience should know how to do it
comparing
comparing two word processors
organizational patterns
time order
spatial order
cause effect
problem solution
topical structure
time order
my town was destroyed by floods 3 times, talk about each time in order
spacial order
talk about texas in order of direction, east to west
cause effect
talk about a problem and then talk about its cause or vice versa
problem solution
first talk about problem then solution or vice versa
topical structure
mentioning all economic facts then political facts
rhetorical situation
audience
occasion
speaker
speech
audience
find common ground
occasion
ceremonial, deliberative-report, forensic,
speaker
ethos
speech
students can solve the problem
constraints and opportunities
george bush on 9/11
characteristics of main points
simplicity
discreteness
parallel structure
balance
coherence
completeness
simplicity
short, simple sentences
discreteness
main ideas should not overlap
parallel structure
sentences should be of the same length and grammatical structure
balance
sentences should create balance, not all talk about one thing
coherence
all claims should relate to each other
completeness
complete view of subject, nothing of importance should be omitted
audience analysis
demographics
cultures
psychology
demographics
size
composition
heterogenity
captive/voluntary
composition
age, gender, religion
heterogeneity
diversity of values and thoughts
captive/voluntary
did they choose to be there or were they forced
cultures
diversity
interests
common knowledge
prior understanding
beliefs and values
psychology
exposure
attention
perception
exposure
few of us seek out messages we dont think will be important to us