10-3-2014 PS--SUB--Impromptu Speeches

PLAN

• Reminder: When you arrive to class, please open the blog on your digital device.
• Welcome, Attendance & Daily Plan
• Personal Experience Speech Presentations--WE WILL CONTINUE THESE ON MONDAY
• Activity #19--DATE--Personal Experience Speech Chart
• Create a 3 column Chart:
• Person's Name
• Strengths (Write 1)
• Growth Areas (Write 1)
• Individual Speech Feedback
• When speech is finished, the speaker asks the following questions:
• What did I do well?
• What could I improve on for future speeches?
• Impromptu Speeches #2
• Minimum Time Limit = 1-2 Minutes
• Select a topic from the list. You may not use a topic more than once. Cross off your topic so someone else won't use it.
• Come up with an attention getter.
• Share your topic.
• State main points with details that include real-life examples from your life or society to illustrate your points.
• Summarize your speech. (Restate your topic and restate your main points.)
• Conclude with a sentence that wraps up the speech and gives a sense of finality.
• BE APPROPRIATE & RESPECTFUL
• Grading Rubric (10 Points)
• Gave Speech?
• NO (0)---YES (2)
• Eye Contact--Looked Up more than Looked Down?
• NO (0)---YES (2)
• Stance--Didn't Move Much?
• NO (0)---YES (2)
• Voice--Few Pauses?
• NO (0)---YES (2)
• Met Time Limit--1-2 Minutes?
• NO (0)---YES (2)
• Plan for Future Classes

HOMEWORK (OFFICIAL at 3:10 P.M. Each Day)

• If you HAVE NOT presented your speech:
• Upload Personal Experience Speech to TurnItIn (Due Speech Day)
• PRACTICE YOUR SPEECH in preparation for Formal Presentation. (Due Speech Day)
• EXTRA CREDIT (2 BONUS POINTS)--Bring a signed note stating that you presented in front of a parent. (Due Speech Day)
• If you HAVE presented your speech:
• Complete Personal Experience Speech Reflection:
• Activity #20--DATE--Personal Experience Speech Reflection
• Congratulations! You've completed your Personal Experience Speech! Please take a few minutes to reflect on your speech and respond to the following questions:
• What was your favorite part of this Speech? Why?
• What surprised you about your speech? Perhaps you learned something about yourself or you found that you did well or poorly in an area you did not expect.
• When you reflect back on this speech, what is one thing you will take away from this experience that will help you improve your public speaking skills in the future? Explain.

UPCOMING (Subject to Adjustments)

• Monday--Personal Experience Speech Presentations
• Tuesday--Personal Experience Speech Presentations
• Wednesday--Personal Experience Speech Debriefing, What is Communication Text & Study Guide
• Thursday--Communication Process, Drawing Activity, Communication Model Scenario Presentations
• Friday--Speakers, Listeners, Observers Activity, Communication Model Scenario Presentations
• Monday--Communication Model Scenario Presentations, Verbal, Vocal, and Nonverbal Communication