1-8-2018 PS--7--Great Speech Analysis, Great Speech Work

 PLAN

• Welcome & Attendance
• Packer Contest
• Vikings @ Packers
• Packers @ Lions
• Activity--Possible Great Speeches for Great Speech Presentation (Due Monday)
• List 3 possible great speeches for your presentation. For each speech, complete the following:
• List the speech title.
• Share who gave the speech.
• Provide a one-sentence summary of the speech.
• In one sentence, explain why you consider this to be a "great speech."
• Great Speech Example #2
• Activity--Great Speech #2--George W. Bush
• Review of 9/11
• This video provides a reminder of the day's events. If you are sensitive to the graphic nature of this, you should refrain from watching it.
• George W. Bush's "The Night of 9-11-01" Speech
• Not many people view this speech as a Great Speech. List 2 reasons why you think it might NOT be considered a Great Speech.
• George W. Bush's "Ground Zero Bullhorn" Speech
• George W. Bush's Bullhorn speech is viewed by many as a Great Speech. List 3 reasons why you think this might be considered a Great Speech.
• Great Speeches Presentation
• Great Speeches Presentation
• As a group, determine which Great Speech you would like to present.
• As a group, begin writing your Great Speech Presentation Outline
• Work Time
• Speech Sign Ups
• No speech may be used twice in a single period.
• Begin writing your Great Speech Presentation Outline
• Work Time
• Plan for Tomorrow
• YAWP!

HOMEWORK (Official at 3:15 P.M.)

• Activity--Great Speech Presentation Proposal (Due Tuesday)
• Select ONE possible great speech for your presentation and complete the following:
• Give the name of the speaker
• Provide a one-sentence summary of the Speech
• Share one reason WHY you believe this is a great speech.

UPCOMING (Subject to Adjustments)

• Monday(7)--Great Speech Analysis & Work Time

LINKS

• Public Speaking Notebook Table of Contents--This is the current table of contents for Public Speaking. You may reference this document to make sure you've included all activities in your notebook TOC.
• The Writer's Block--The Writer's Block is a writing center staffed by English teachers and trained student writing coaches who work with students in one-on-one conferences to help them grow as writers.  Face-to-face conferences during lunch and online conferences are open in the evening.
• Email Mr. Buckley--Do you have a question or a comment? Feel free to email Mr. Buckley anytime.