Spring Schedule 2005 TTH ITV Class
Speech 60 ITV Course Syllabus Spring 2005
Joe Jibben proposed marriage to Autumn Morland on April 14 during our
Public Speaking 60 class. Joe and Autumn will be married in the near
future. You can take this link
to a picture of Joe, Autumn, Autumn's family and students from Weaverville.
Congratulations Autumn and Joe!
Online Workbook
*please
note that you will need Acrobat Reader to view the Online Workbook - if you need
to download the free reader select the following link: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
Please note that you will have to use internet explorer to use the online
Workbook.
Download your free Quick Time Player for movie clips.
Quick
Time
Website Evaluation/Online Research
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January |
| 20 | Introduction
to Public Speaking 60
Begin reading Chapters 1, 2 & 3 in Essentials of Public Speaking View Be Prepared to Speak |
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25 |
Prepare for Pet Peeve Speeches Using the online components of our class
like the online Workbook See page 15 in your Workbook for the Pet Peeve Speech assignment. |
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Pet Peeve Speeches Begin reading Chapters 4, 5, 6 & 10 in Essentials of Public Speaking |
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February |
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Pet Peeve Speeches Select dates for Demonstration Speeches |
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Discuss Demonstration Speeches Link to an article about the unethical behavior of historian and university professor Joseph Ellis. Listening exercises are due. See pages 43 & 44 in your Workbook for the listening exercises. Read Betty Lease's article, "Be All Ears", from the May 26, 2002 Record Searchlight by following the link below. This article comes to you with the permission of Betty Lease and the Record Searchlight. Link to Betty's article. Confidential Student Profile is due. See page 41 in your Workbook for the Profile. Begin reading Chapters 7, 8, 9, & 11 Link to the Demonstration Speech Schedule for our class.
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Using PowerPoint Want to introduce yourself to
PowerPoint 2000? Check out
Florida Student
Report for Chapters 1 & 2 is due. |
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How to use visual aids in the ITV environment. Researching for your speech Read Where facts
don't matter. You will receive this printed |
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Select
dates for Second Informative Speech Prepare for Demonstration Speeches Begin reading Chapter 13 Student
Report Chapter 10 is due. |
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Begin Demonstration Speeches |
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22 |
Demonstration Speeches |
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24 |
Demonstration Speeches |
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March |
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Demonstration Speeches Begin reading Chapter 12 |
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3 |
Demonstration Speeches |
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Supporting Materials & Organization
Looking for statistics? Want to know more
about statistics? Link to
Looking for specific information
for your speech? Link to the
Looking for a quote for your
speech? Link to
Galaxy
Directories for |
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Midterm over Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 & 11 in Essentials of Public Speaking /lecture/Workbook Select dates for Final Informative & Persuasive Speeches |
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Begin Second Informative Speeches Begin reading Chapters 14 & 15
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Second Informative Speeches |
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Second Informative Speeches |
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Second Informative Speeches Begin reading Chapter 16 |
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April |
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Second Informative Speeches |
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Informative and Persuasive Speaking Researching Your Speeches |
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12 |
Final Informative Speeches |
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14 |
Final Informative Speeches |
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No Class |
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No Class |
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26 |
Final Informative Speeches |
| 28 | Final Informative Speeches |
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May |
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Final Informative Speeches |
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Persuasive Speeches No audience poll is required for this persuasive speech. Analysis of a persuasive speech Mary Fisher is an
artist, author and lecturer. Follow the link to the text of her
speech,
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10 |
Persuasive Speeches |
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12 |
Persuasive Speeches |
| 17 | Persuasive Speeches |
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Persuasive Speeches |
| 26 | 8:00 - 10:00 am. Final Class Day |
