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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), presentation aids, organization, outlining, listening, and argumentation.

評価方法：

Speech 1: Narrative Speech (including a typed full sentence outline) Speech 2: Informative Speech (including a typed full sentence outline) Speech 3: Impromptu Speech 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 B-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.

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１． Orientation (& Selection) ２． Speaking Process, Speaker Anxiety ３． Topic Selection, Speaking Purposes, Thesis Statement ４． Main Ideas, Introduction & Conclusion ５． Guidelines for Narrative Speeches, Extemporaneous Delivery ６． Speech 1 (Narrative Speech) ７． Speech 1 (Narrative Speech) ８． Guidelines for Informative Speeches ９． Audience Analysis & Adaptation 10． Research, Supporting Material 11． Organizational Patterns (Informative) and Outlining 12． Nonverbal Delivery, Presentation Aids 13． Speech 2 (Informative Speech) 14． Speech 2 (Informative Speech) 15． Speech 2 (Informative Speech) 16． Verbal Delivery 17． Guidelines for Impromptu Speeches 18． Speech 3 (Impromptu Speech) 19． Guidelines for Persuasive Speeches 20． Process of Persuasion, Persuasive Propositions 21． Three Types of Proof (Ethos, Pathos, Logos) 22． Organizational Patterns (Persuasive) 23． Persuasive Speaking, Critical Listening 24． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech) 25． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech) 26． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech) 27． Speech 4 (Persuasive Speech); Course Review

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