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　 　　英語パブリック・スピーキングC
　　Speaking with Confidence
KAMBE NAOKI　
神戸　直樹		 4単位　
1〜4　
後期　
41200103

Through a series of presentations and learning/discussing communication theories, this course aims at developing your communication skills in English and helping you speak with confidence in a variety of public speaking situations. Specifically, this course focuses on the two major purposes of public speaking/communication: (1) to inform (2) to persuade. The topics covered in this course include: research, supporting material, audience analysis & adaptation, delivery (verbal & nonverbal), presentational aids, organization, outlining, listening, and argumentation.

評価方法： Speech 1: Impromptu Speech
Speech 2: Narrative Speech (including a typed full sentence outline)
Speech 3: Informative Speech (including a typed full sentence outline)
Speech 4: Persuasive Speech (including a typed full sentence outline)
Self-critique: A personal assessment of your own videotaped speech
Participation Points (i.e., Discussion, Peer Feedback)
2 Quizzes: Announced quizzes on class material

テキスト名： To be announced.

注意事項： 1.  At least the C-level of English Language Proficiency is required at the time of registration.
2.  Enrollment Limit of 20 students. If more than 20 students wish to take this class, a selection exam (short essay) will be given on the first day of the class.

授業計画――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
１． Orientation (& Selection)
２． Introductory Activities
３． The Basic Principles of Public Speaking
４． Speech 1 (Impromptu Speech)
５． Guidelines for Narrative Speeches
６． Topic Selection; Speaking Purposes; Thesis Statement
７． Communication Apprehension; Audience Analysis & Adaptation
８． Speech 2 (Narrative Speech)
９． Speech 2 (Narrative Speech)
10． Guidelines for Informative Speeches
11． Outlining; Quiz #1
12． Research; Supporting Material
13． Organizational Patterns; Introduction and Conclusion
14． Effective Delivery; Presentational Aids
15． Speech 3 (Informative Speech)
16． Speech 3 (Informative Speech)
17． Speech 3 (Informative Speech)
18． Critical Listening
19． Guidelines for Persuasive Speeches
20． The Process of Persuasion; Persuasive Claims
21． Argumentation (Reasoning & Evidence)
22． Persuasive Speaking; Quiz#2
23． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech)
24． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech)
25． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech)
26． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech); Course Review