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Oral Communication
UI100: First-Year Seminar
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Why is it important to be able to speak
well?
Page 158 in your textbook – Top Ten
Personal Qualities Employers Seek
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When preparing for a speech, where do
you begin?
1. Topic Selection
2. Audience Analysis
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3. Writing a Thesis Statement – page 172 – pick
out thesis statement
4. Researching your speech or paper
5. Organizing your paper or speech
Use one of the recommended methods
6. Writing your paper or speech
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When writing what are some ethical
considerations?
Share only what you know to be true
Be fully prepared and informed
Consider the best interest of your receivers
Make it easy for your receivers to understand your
message
Refrain from using words as weapons
Don’t wrap information in a positive spin just to
succeed
Respect the cultural diversity of your receivers
Remember, you are accountable for what you say!
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When writing, what language issues
should you consider?
Use colorful, vivid language to evoke images
Use unbiased, nonsexist, nonracist language
Use simple, familiar technology (remember your
audience!)
Use repetition for understanding
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7. Documenting your paper or speech
8. Outlining your notes for delivery
1. Give me some examples of ways to do this…
9. Using Audiovisual aids
10.Rehearsal and delivery
1. What are some typical fears of speech givers?
2. What are some ways to reduce those fears?
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Remember, your audience wants
you to succeed!