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Public Speaking and Rhetoric I Course Syllabus Fall 2019
D. Simon
NOTE: Order of Units is to be altered and adjusted to fit group's needs and progress. Speech content is also adjusted and adapted to be more meaningful.
v Unit I: Contexts of Communication (Chapter 1)
Ø What Is Communication?
§ Messages and Meanings
§ How Meaning is Created
§ Nonverbal Messages
§ Know your audience
Ø Context
§ Understanding Context
§ Types of Context
Ø Levels of Communication
§ Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Group, Public, Mass
Ø Delivering Safety Speeches to different generational audiences
v Unit II: Sending and Receiving (Chapter 2)
Ø Elements of Communication
§ Sending, Receiving, Context and Noise
Ø Symbolism
§ Verbal and nonverbal
Ø Perception
Ø Mechanics of Speaking
Ø Delivering speeches and experiencing Noise and methods of speaking through “noise”
v Unit III: Listening (Chapter 3)
Ø Reasons for Listening
Ø Barriers
§ External, Listener, Speaker, Cultural
Ø Types
§ Active, Informational, Critical
Ø Delivering speeches demonstrating awareness of listener’s needs
v Unit IV: Communication Confidence (Chapter 4)
Ø Self-Awareness
Ø Self-Awareness and Communication
Ø Nerves
Ø Confidence Builders
Ø Delivering a speech on topics requiring high levels of confidence
v Unit V: Interpersonal Communication (Chapter 5)
Ø The Basics
Ø Interpersonal Skills
Ø Interpersonal Attitudes
Ø Negotiation
Ø Conversation
Ø Social Rituals
Ø Interviewing
Ø Conducting Interviews/ be interviewed
v Unit VI: Informative Speaking (Chapter 9)
Ø Types of Informative Speeches
Ø Planning Informative Speeches
Ø Anatomy of Informative Speeches
Ø Delivering an Informative Speech on Senior Project or Tech Expo Project
v Unit VII: Persuasion and Rhetoric (Chapter 10)
Ø Persuasion
Ø Aristotle’s Pathos, Ethos and Logos
Ø Organizing Persuasive Speech
Ø Evaluating Persuasive Speeches
Ø Delivering persuasive speech
Ø Developing advertisements using persuasive techniques
NOTE: Depending on progress of students, Unit VI and/or Unit VII might be dropped/ modified.