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　 　　英語パブリック・スピーキングC
　　
MOROOKA JUNYA　
師岡　淳也		 4単位　
1〜4年　
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41200103

This course is an introduction to public speaking. Its primary goals are to introduce you to the basic principles of public speaking and to help you apply them to your own thinking, speaking, and writing. Over the course of the semester, you will learn various techniques to select a speech topic and purpose, analyze the audience, gather materials, organize a speech, and deliver messages effectively in public settings. The emphasis of the course is placed not only on the presentation part of public speaking, but also on its thinking and writing aspects. Students enrolled in this course are expected to spend a significant amount of time doing research, organizing a speech, practing a presentation, and writing up critique of a peer's speech.

評価方法： The final grade will be based on participation, class exercises, speech assignments, and written critque of a peer's speech. The weight of each assignment is to be announced during the first class meeting.

テキスト名： There will be one small packet we will use in this course. Each student should have one. Supplementary readings may be distributed in class when necessary.

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１．Course Overview & Introduction to the Art of Public Speaking
２．Basic Principles and Types of Public Speaking
Impromtptu Speech Exercise
３．Self-Introductory Speeches
４．Introduction to Informative Speaking
Listen to Sample Informative Speeches
５．Selecting and Narrowing a Speech Topic and Purpose
Analyzing Your Audience and Speech Occasion
Definition exercise (if time permits)
６．Gathering and Using Materials
"What's News" Exercise
７．Informative Speeches #1
８．Informative Speeches #2
９．Informative Speeches #3
10．Using Visual Aids
Beginning and Ending Your Speech
Listen to Sample Speeches
11．Arranging Your Speech
Arrangement Exercise
12．Visual Aids Exercise #1
13．Visual Aids Exercise #2
14．Catch-up Day
15．Introduction to Persuasive Speaking
Impromptu Speech Exercise
16．Three Modes of Proof--Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Ethos, pathos, and logos exercise
17．Topic discussion & dissoi logoi exercise
18．Analyzing Your Audience and Occasion (Part 2)
"Rhetorical situation" exercise
19．Persuasive Speeches #1
20．Persuasive Speeches #2
21．Persuasive Speeches #3
22．Persuasive Speeches #4
23．Public Speaking in Historical Perspective--Changing Ideas of Eloquence
Introduction to Memory Exercise
24．Using Language & Delivery
Language & Delivery Exercise
25．Memory Exercise
26．Wrapping it all up