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Course Outline Public Speaking Aug 2020
Course Outline Public Speaking Aug 2020
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Public Speaking is designed to introduce students to underlying principles of speaking in public and to
provide opportunities and hands-on experiences to students in developing various types of speaking skills.
COMPETENCE STANDARD:
On completing this course, the students will be able to develop various kinds of skills in order to enable
them to speak in public successfully, particularly in academic settings.
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TOPICS DETAILS
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1 Introduction Virtual meeting (week1), course outline
2 What is Public Speaking?
Virtual meeting (week 3), discussion forum and
Hand and body Gestures
assignments (LMS)
3 Facial expressions
Audio journal
Eye contact
4 My Speech: How to Write a Good Speech? Virtual meeting (week 5), discussion forum and
Idea organization assignments (LMS)
5 Develop the written speech Audio journal
6 Virtual meeting (week 7), discussion forum and
How to Deliver My Speech?
assignments (LMS)
7 Audio journal
8 Progress Test 1 Performing the written speech:
9 Progress Test 1 Submit a recorded video
EVALUATION
Test Description %
Progress Test 1 How to Deliver a Written Speech 30%
Compilation of assignments:
Progress Test 2 a. Discussion forums (20%) 40%
b. Audio journal (20%)
Final Test Teach a Concept 30%
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Dale, P. and Wolf, J.C. (2000). Speech communication made simple. New York: Longman.
Learning Express, LLC. (2010). Public Speaking Success in 20 Minutes a Day. New York: Learning
Express, LLC.
Rozakis, L. (1995). The complete IDIOT’S guide to speaking in public with confidence. New York:
Simon & Schuster Macmillan Company.
www.infoplease.com/cig/writing-well.
http://www. americanrhetoric.com/speechbank.htm
http://attitudeadjustment.tripod.com/speech.htm
http://www.speech-topics-help.com
http://www.articlesbase.com/public-speaking-articles/delivering-your-message-effectively-1859203.html