Storytelling and Song For English Language Learners
cuentacuentos, storytelling, song
☀ Are these supplies adequate enough?
☀ In my opinion, I think that...
☀ So the organization expects joint cooperation from its members.
☀ This is a short summary of...
☀ It was his usual, habitual custom to have a bacon sandwich for breakfast.
☀ One after the other in…
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Touro College
Department of Speech and Communication
Speech Assessment Criteria
I. CONTENT (Grade: __________/ +34)
If plagiarized, in whole or in part, the speech
is null and void and must be redone.
1. The Thesis Statement uses specific language,
expresses one main idea, takes a supportive position +6
(when…
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Touro College
Department of Speech and Communication
Speech Assessment Criteria Overview
1. CONTENT (34 Points)
a. Thesis Statement, Reasons, and Evidence (12)
b. Interesting, Vivid and Coherent(_16_)
c. Variety of Supporting Material (__6__)
2. ORGANIZATION (36 Points)
a. Introduction…
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Chapter 8 in your textbook covers attention-getting openings and memorable conclusions.…
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1. Click here to download the evaluation form/rubric that includes: 1. Content, 2. Organization and 3. Delivery used to evaluate all video-recorded speeches. Continue
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Read the September 28, 2010, Fortune magazine article on the Ning platform here:
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Searching for Interesting Informative Speech Topics. The Informative Speech is due July 6, 2010, with an outline and…
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Storytelling, music, and song multiply language-learning opportunities for all ages. Learn critical thinking skills across cultural divides.
1. Read the University of North Carolina Handout on Logical Fallacies (If this link does not open, view the entire handout at the bottom of the video tutorials below.)
2.Watch again the video tutorials with examples of some of the most common logical fallacies:
a. "The Straw Man/Person Fallacy:" …
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A. Expository Speeches: 1. Expository Speech: an informative presentation that provides carefully researched in-depth knowledge about a complex topic.
2. All expository speeches require that the speaker use an extensive research base of reputable sources.
a. You will want to cite your sources for the information you present.
3. Choose an organizational pattern that helps the audience understand the material being discussed.
4. Use a…
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Storytelling/Narrative Warm-up One (Click here)
"A Gift of a Cowtail Switch," which we will again watch in class on Wednesday, March 6, 2013. Description: Students' use of…
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1. Choose a compelling speech topic.
2. An outline is due the day of the presentation.
3. At the bottom of the outline include a bibliography in the APA style.
4. A…
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Thank you professor for a wonderful semester!! your class was truly enjoyable!
Posted by Daniel Zelafski on January 22, 2013 at 12:09am
1 What are the steps to follow in constructing an effective thesis statement?
2 Describe three key organizational strategies for organizing information in the body of a speech.
3 What is parallel structure, how can it be achieved and why is it important.
4 Give examples of supporting material useful in elaborating the main points and sub points of a speech.
5 Explain what transitions and section transitions are and why each are important.
6 What are the goals of an…
Posted by Richard Green on January 16, 2013 at 9:00am
Thanx so much professor for all the invaluable tools we learned in your class. I know that it has made me into a better, more conscientious and broader individual. It has given me the confidence and ability to express myself in the most effective way. Maybe even more importantly, you have shown me the value of listening to others, of all the wonderful things one can learn by just listening.
Posted by eli hershkop on January 15, 2013 at 11:30pm
I would like to echo Menachem's words. I would like to thank you you Professor for a wonderful semester. A truly enlightening class, that has prepared me to take on public speaking headfirst!!
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