INSTRUCTIONS • Need To Do Question 1 Following Instructions Properly as mentioned • Link For Video https://youtu.be/DZaeaMX-jTk?si=x8f6wiy-2yb1mw5p/nDiscussion Topic Instructions: FIRST: 1. Review the "FNU SPC 1017- Informative Speech Assignment Sheet" Document. 2. Watch the "Informative Speech Example Speech" video below. https://youtu.be/DZaeaMX-jTk C THEN: 1. For your INITIAL POST, do 2 things: a. 1. In at least 5-7 sentences total, comment on BOTH the strengths and areas for improvement from the example speech. b. 2. Post ANY questions you have about the Informative Speech Assignment. If you don't have any questions, state. "I don't have any questions at this time." Once the discussion board closes, I will send out an announcement to everyone answering all questions. FINALLY: I 1. Reply to at least 2 of your classmates' initial posts in at least 2-4 sentences for Responses (0) Type a response D Eva Finc/n + E Midterm Exam Review FNU SPC 1017 College exams are a time to learn how to review material and get beyond relying upon an instructor giving all of the questions on an exam. This will help you prepare for future work environments as well as standardized tests for graduate professional school. Use the following review to give you some structure for your preparation; however, all information in the Chapters Weeks 1-3 Content are possible material for this exam. I would encourage you to take the Practice Exam in Blackboard in the Week 4 Folder. Definitely also pay attention to the PowerPoint lectures as well as the key concepts in the chapters and listed below: Ch 1: Ch 2 Speeches that can make a difference when delivered effectively o Examples: ☐ ☐ Pitching an important business idea Convincing a loved one to support your Convince other to vote Plurality of Democracy Unity of Democracy In the context of democracy - goal of communication is to make decisions collectively Public and Civic dimensions of public speaking Special responsibilities of a public speaker Speaking to inform Stages and choices necessary to composer and deliver a speech Speaking to persuade Making Speech Preparation decisions Making Speech Performance decisions Stages of the Speaking Speech Creation Process Civil Communication Ethical Unethical communication practices Ethical public speaking Civility Why civility matters to public speaking Civility fails speakers can make Socially acceptable "white lies" Inappropriate bias Seven Principles of Ethical Public Speaking Plagiarism and how to avoid it Poorly reasoned speeches "Principle of Charity" Z +3 Ch. 3 Ch. 5 Logical fallacies Seven Principles of Civic Responsibility Representing evidence responsibly Engaging your audience Differentiate types of audiences Audiences are inherently diverse Goal of expressive communication Process of audience analysis Difference between the literal and rhetorical audience Why demographics can be limiting and proper use of demographic data Marketing and Engagement Approaches to communication Democratic framework Different types of audiences "Analyzing an audience" meaning The best audience is Creating a Common Identity Adapting to an audience means 7 Rhetorical audience - the "as" test invites an audience to see a topic in a specific role Speaking with a responsibility to the extended audience Marketing involves ...? Speaking to a public means ⚫ Differentiating topic, purpose, and thesis statement One-sentence summary Analyzing topic selection from the perspective of the audience, the speaker, and the occasion Consider audience interest in topic Public speaking is a conversation General purpose of your speech Specific purpose of your speech Goals when giving a presentation in a business setting Thesis statements for informative speeches Considerations for selecting a topic Thesis statement The best topics are chosen when the speaker's interests, the speaking situation, and the needs of the audience overlap Having a short time constraint Main benefit of an invited speaking situation When focusing a general topic into a specific topic, you should consider geography/location, timeframes, and the interests of the audience eview.docx + ** Ch. 6 • Importance of responsible research choices Ch. 7 Consequences of citing bad research Outlining an effective, efficient research strategy Major search engines are a good place to begin research Scholarly databases articles Peer reviewed articles Books ARE good sources of research Research article abstract Evaluating credibility and usefulness of different sources Blogs News articles Good taglines Supporting materials Correctly citing sources Bibliography Citing a source in APA format Focusing a search Research librarians can help with looking for at specific research Facts, statistics, data Quotations quoting a source in a speech Wiki Researching online Three parts of a speech and their functions Previews, internal previews, and transitions Signposts Patterns of organization and their advantages and disadvantages Problem-solution pattern of organization Topical pattern of organization Combination pattern of organization Step-by-step structure speech o Chronological pattern of organization Cause-and-effect speeches Recency Evidence that is heavy on data/numbers should be accompanied by an explanation to help the audience interpret the data/numbers . Using varied types of evidence/organizing evidence in a speech Constructing clear and useful outlines Main Points and Subordinate Points Coordinate Points Delivery outline Arguments and supporting materials (body of speech) Dental Provi SNEXHEALTH SwellCX 3.0 Gmail Aol. AOL Mail (4171) • ECHO Provider Dire... Log in - OperaDDS " Dental Provider Info Review.docx + ** 民兴 Ch. 8 Importance of language that is concrete, lively, and respectful Using off-color language Style choices Memorable speaking Figures Tropes Repetition and Contrast Progression Metaphors Tropes of comparison, substitution, exaggeration, and voice, and construct your own Personification Overstatement and understatement Principles for matching verbal style to the topic and the occasion Respectful language Concrete language Repetition with progression Antithesis "putting of opposites together" o Example-one small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind" Similes Extended similes o Have an explanatory effect on the audience Common similes Metonymy o You should use this when trying to direct audience attention to a specific aspect of a whole

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