SyllabusThe course is designed to develop confidence and effectiveness in group interactions through the study of communication, technique in voice and movement, and experience in a variety of public speaking settings. Students will learn the techniques appropriate to varied types of speaking including expository, instructional, and persuasive speeches, interpersonal communication, debate, interviewing, and broadcasting. Through the study of historically significant speakers, students will examine and implement the elements of effective public speaking. Students will also develop skills in researching and supporting ideas presented when speaking and debating. The focus of Public Speaking is to promote relevant skills that promote success in the real world.
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