,A BRIEF CONTENTS
n n
PART1 n•nGETTINGnSTARTED 1
1. Becomi ngnanPublicnSpeaker 2
2. From nA n ton Z:n Overvi ew n ofn an Speech 8
3. Managi ngn SpeechnAnxie ty 14
4. Ethi cal nPublicnSpeaking 23
5. Liste ne rsn andn Speake rs 30
PARTn2n•nDEVELOPMENT 36
6. Analyzi ngn thenAudience 37
7. Sele cting na nTopic na ndn Purpose 49
8. DevelopingnSupporti ngn Material 57
9. Loca ti ngn Supportingn Ma terial 64
10. Doingn Effe ctive n Interne t nResearch 73
11. Citing n Sourcesn i nn Yourn Spee ch 83
PARTn3n•nORGANIZATION 92
12. Organi zingn then Spee ch 93
13. Sele ctingnannOrga niza ti onal nPattern 103
14. Outlini ngn thenSpeech 110
PARTn4 n•nSTARTING,nFINISHING,
ANDnSTYLING 122
15. Developingn then Introducti on n a ndn Conclusion 123
16. Using nLanguage 131
PARTn5n•nDELIVERY 139
17. Choosi ngnan Me thodnofnDelivery 140
18. ControllingnthenVoice 144
19. Usingn then Body 148
,PARTn6n•nPRESENTATIONnAIDS 154
20. Typesn ofn Presenta tionn Aids 155
21. DesigningnPrese nta ti onnAids 161
22. A nBriefnGui denton MicrosoftnPowerPoint 164
PARTn7n•nTYPESnOFnSPEECHES 174
23. Informa tive nSpeaking 175
24. Persuasive nSpeaking 188
25. SpeakingnonnSpecial nOccasions 217
PARTn8n•nTHEnCLASSROOMnANDnBEYOND 230
26. Typical nClassroomnPrese nta tionnForma ts 231
27. Science nandnMa the ma ticsnCourses 236
28. Technical nCourses 240
29. Social nScience nCourse s 243
30. ArtsnandnHumani tie snCourses 246
31. EducationnC ourse s 248
32. NursingnandnAlliednHealthnCourses 251
33. Businessn Course snandnBusi nessnPrese nta tions 253
34. Presentingn inn Te a ms 258
35. Communica tingninnGroups 262
APPENDICES 267
A. Cita ti on n Guidelines 268
B. Questi on-a nd-A nswernSe ssions 282
C. PreparingnfornMediatednCommunication 284
D. TipsnfornNon-Na tivenSpeak ersnofnEnglish 286
Glossary 290
Notes 309
Index 323
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n n
PART1 n•nGETTINGnSTARTED 1
1. Becomi ngnanPublicnSpeaker 2
2. From nA n ton Z:n Overvi ew n ofn an Speech 8
3. Managi ngn SpeechnAnxie ty 14
4. Ethi cal nPublicnSpeaking 23
5. Liste ne rsn andn Speake rs 30
PARTn2n•nDEVELOPMENT 36
6. Analyzi ngn thenAudience 37
7. Sele cting na nTopic na ndn Purpose 49
8. DevelopingnSupporti ngn Material 57
9. Loca ti ngn Supportingn Ma terial 64
10. Doingn Effe ctive n Interne t nResearch 73
11. Citing n Sourcesn i nn Yourn Spee ch 83
PARTn3n•nORGANIZATION 92
12. Organi zingn then Spee ch 93
13. Sele ctingnannOrga niza ti onal nPattern 103
14. Outlini ngn thenSpeech 110
PARTn4 n•nSTARTING,nFINISHING,
ANDnSTYLING 122
15. Developingn then Introducti on n a ndn Conclusion 123
16. Using nLanguage 131
PARTn5n•nDELIVERY 139
17. Choosi ngnan Me thodnofnDelivery 140
18. ControllingnthenVoice 144
19. Usingn then Body 148
,PARTn6n•nPRESENTATIONnAIDS 154
20. Typesn ofn Presenta tionn Aids 155
21. DesigningnPrese nta ti onnAids 161
22. A nBriefnGui denton MicrosoftnPowerPoint 164
PARTn7n•nTYPESnOFnSPEECHES 174
23. Informa tive nSpeaking 175
24. Persuasive nSpeaking 188
25. SpeakingnonnSpecial nOccasions 217
PARTn8n•nTHEnCLASSROOMnANDnBEYOND 230
26. Typical nClassroomnPrese nta tionnForma ts 231
27. Science nandnMa the ma ticsnCourses 236
28. Technical nCourses 240
29. Social nScience nCourse s 243
30. ArtsnandnHumani tie snCourses 246
31. EducationnC ourse s 248
32. NursingnandnAlliednHealthnCourses 251
33. Businessn Course snandnBusi nessnPrese nta tions 253
34. Presentingn inn Te a ms 258
35. Communica tingninnGroups 262
APPENDICES 267
A. Cita ti on n Guidelines 268
B. Questi on-a nd-A nswernSe ssions 282
C. PreparingnfornMediatednCommunication 284
D. TipsnfornNon-Na tivenSpeak ersnofnEnglish 286
Glossary 290
Notes 309
Index 323
, Thisn pagen intentionallyn leftn blank
