Sem Engl0507 Speech Comm 3

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Course Code:ENGL0507

Prerequisite:ENGL0407

COURSE OUTLINECredit Unit(s): 3 Lecture Unit(s): 3

Course Title: SPEECH AND COMMUNICATION 3 Lab Unit(s): 0

Effectivity:SY 2007-2008

Document Code:QR AAD 011

Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01Date Issued:April 16, 2007

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course covers the basic principles of effective skills in public speaking such aspersonality development, ethical speaking, listening, and audience analysis It also includestechniques in speech composition, development and delivery with emphasis on practicalspeaking experiences and awareness of audience psychology that will be used in any variedspeech situations.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the semester, the student should be able to:

express ideas, feelings, and emotions clearly and effectively.

use available resources to reproduce and gather data.

write different types of speeches according to given situation.

speak with confidence using any or all methods of delivery.

develop skills in audience analysis.

deliver speeches according to varied functions and occasions. preside a meeting, argue for or argue against an issue brilliantly and effectively.

demonstrate effective listening skills and respect for the opinions of others. advocate freedom of expression and free speech with a keen sense of responsibility and

high ethical standards.

COURSE CONTENT

I. ORIENTATION1.1 Setting of house rules.1.2 Discussion of the College Mission, Vision and Objectives.1.3 Course Requirements1.4 Grading System

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COURSE CONTENT

II. SPEAKING IN PUBLIC2.1 The Power of Public Speaking2.2 Similarities and Differences of Public Speaking and Conversation2.3 Developing Confidence2.4 Public Speaking and Critical Thinking2.5 The Speech Communication Process2.6 Public Speaking in a Multicultural World2.7 Types of Speeches

2.7.1 The Informative Speech2.7.2 The Persuasive speech2.7.3 The Speech for Entertainment2.7.4 Speeches for Special Occasions

2.7.4.1 Speeches of Introduction2.7.4.2 Speeches of Presentation2.7.4.3 Speeches of Acceptance2.7.4.4 Commemorative Speeches2.7.4.5 After-Dinner Speeches

III. ETHICS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING3.1 The Importance of Ethics3.2 Guidelines for Ethical Public Speaking

3.3 Plagiarism3.3.1 Global Plagiarism3.3.2 Patchwork Plagiarism3.3.3 Incremental Plagiarism

3.4 Guidelines for Ethical Listening

IV. LISTENING4.1 Importance of Listening4.2 Listening and Critical Thinking4.3 Towards Better Listening

V. SELECTING A TOPIC AND A PURPOSE5.1 Choosing a Topic

5.2 Determining the General Purpose5.3 Phrasing the Central Idea


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COURSE CONTENT

VI. AUDIENCE ANALYSIS6.1 Audience Centeredness6.2 The Psychology of Audiences6.3 Demographic Audience Analysis

6.3.1 Age6.3.2 Gender6.3.3 Racial, Ethnic, Cultural Background6.3.4 Religion6.3.5 Group Membership

6.4 Situational Audience Analysis6.4.1 Size6.4.2 Physical Setting6.4.3 Disposition Toward the Topic6.4.4 Disposition Toward the Speaker6.4.5 Disposition Toward the Occasion

6.5 Getting Information About the Audience6.5.1 Interview6.5.2 Questionnaire6.5.3 Adapting to the audience

VII. DATA GATHERING

7.1 Library Research7.2 Internet Research7.3 Interviewing

VIII SPEECH PREPARATION8.1 Organizing the Body of the Speech

8.1.1 Importance of Organization8.1.2 Supporting Materials8.1.3 Connectives

8.2 Beginning and Ending the Speech8.3 Outlining the Speech

8.3.1 The Preparation Outline8.3.2 The Speaking Outline


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COURSE CONTENT

IX. DELIVERY9.1 Methods of Delivery9.2 The Speakers Voice

9.2.1 Volume9.2.2 Pitch9.2.3 Rate9.2.4 Pauases9.2.5 Vocal Variety9.2.6 Pronunciation9.2.7 Articulation9.2.8 Dialect

9.3 Non-verbal Communication

RECOMMENDED REFERENCES

1. Alcazar, Tita M. et al. Effective Speech and Oral Communication. Manila : CEU, LatestEdition.

2. Bacon, Rogers. Spoken English. Quezon City : Phoenix Publishing, Latest Edition.

3. Borman, Ernest. Speech Communication : A Comprehensive Approach, LatestEdition.

4. Guffey, Mary Ellen. Essentials of Business Communication. Ohio:SouthWestern, LatestEdition.

5. Gupit, Fortunato, Jr. Elements of Public Speaking. Phoenix Press, Inc., Latest Edition.

6. Lucas, Stephen. The Art of Public Speaking. U.S : McGraw-Hill, Latest Edition.

7. Peralta, Romero and Eugenio Pacelli. Speech and Oral Communication. Quezon City:Katha Publishing House, Latest Edition.

8. Tan, Arsenio. Public Speaking and Speech Improvement. Quezon City : NBS, LatestEdition.


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GRADING SYSTEM

Prelims Midterms Pre-Finals FinalsQuizzes 40% 40% 40% 40%Class Standing 10% 10% 10% 10%Major Exam 50% 50% 50% 50%TOTAL 100% 100% 100% 100%

Final Grade = 20% Prelims + 20% Midterms + 20% Pre-Finals + 40% Finals

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