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) Brief Table of Contents | |
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) Full Table of Contents | |
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) Brief Table of Contents | |
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Starting | |
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Overviewof Public Speaking | |
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Getting to Know Your Audience and Situation | |
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Selecting Your Purpose and Topic | |
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Researching | |
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Locating Support Materials | |
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Selecting and Testing Support Materials | |
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Creating | |
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Outlining Your Speech | |
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Organizing the Speech Body | |
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Introducing and Concluding Your Speech | |
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Presenting | |
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Using Language Successfully | |
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Delivering Your Speech | |
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Using Presentation Aids | |
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Listening and Evaluating | |
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Listening | |
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Evaluating Speeches | |
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Speaking to Inform | |
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The Informative Speech | |
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Speaking to Persuade | |
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Tools for Persuading | |
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The Persuasive Speech | |
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Speaking on Special Occasions | |
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Speeches for Special Events | |
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) Full Table of Contents | |
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Starting | |
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Overview of Public Speaking | |
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How public speaking helps you | |
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Be a successful public speaker | |
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Overcome a fear of speaking | |
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Face your fear head on | |
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Learn techniques that work for you | |
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Practice, practice, practice | |
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Be an ethical public speaker | |
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The process of communicating | |
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The creative process for public speaking | |
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Using the steps in this book | |
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Getting to Know Your Audience and Situation | |
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What you need to know about your audience | |
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Traits to investigate | |
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Personal traits | |
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Psychological traits | |
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Social traits | |
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What you need to know about the situation | |
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Locate information | |
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Adapt to your audience | |
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Selecting Your Purpose and Topic | |
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Select a topic | |
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Narrow your topic | |
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Construct a working outline | |
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Researching | |
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Locating Support Materials | |
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The Internet | |
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Using the Internet to access libraries | |
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The library | |
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On the Internet and in libraries | |
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Interviews | |
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Surveys | |
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Take good research notes | |
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Selecting and Testing Support Materials | |
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Types of support materials | |
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Choose types of sources | |
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Evaluate support materials | |
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Use materials effectively | |
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Cite sources orally | |
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Creating | |
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Outlining Your Speech | |
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Why you need an outline | |
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Parts of an outline | |
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Create an outline | |
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Types of outlines | |
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Link your speech parts | |
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Cite sources in your outline | |
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Create a source page | |
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Organizing the Speech Body | |
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Organizational strategies | |
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Make a speech out of a strategy | |
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Introducing and Concluding Your Speech | |
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What an introduction should do | |
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Attention-getters | |
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Organizing an introduction | |
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What a conclusion should do | |
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�WOW� statements | |
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Presenting | |
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Using Language Successfully | |
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Delivering Your Speech | |
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Using Presentation Aids | |
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Listening and Evaluating | |
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Listening | |
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Evaluating Speeches | |
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Speaking to Inform | |
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The Informative Speech | |
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Speaking to Persuade | |
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Tools for Persuading | |
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The Persuasive Speech | |
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Speaking on Special Occasions | |
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Speeches for Special Events | |