| # |
Project |
Objectives |
Minutes |
| 1 |
The Speech to Inform |
- Select new and useful information for
presentation to the audience;
- Organize the information for easy
understandability and retention;
- Present the information in a way that will
help motivate the audience to learn.
|
5-7 |
| 2 |
Resources for
Informing |
- Analyze your audience regarding your
chosen subject;
- Focus your presentation at the
audience's level of knowledge
- Build a supporting case for each major
point using information gathered through research;
- Effectively use at least one visual aid
to enhance the audience's understanding.
|
5-7 |
| 3 |
The Demonstration Talk |
- Prepare a demonstration speech to clearly
explain a process, product, or activity;
- Conduct the demonstration as part of a
speech delivered without notes.
|
5-7 |
| 4 |
A Fact-Finding
Report |
- Prepare a report on a situation, event
or problem of interest to the audience;
- Deliver sufficient factual information
in your report so the audience can make valid conclusions or a sound
decision;
- Answer questions from the audience.
|
5-7 for the
speech, and 2-3 for the q&a period |
| 5 |
The Abstract Concept |
- Research and analyze an abstract concept,
theory, historical force, or social/political issue;
- Present the ideas in a clear, interesting
manner.
|
6-8 |