Outside Speaker Critique

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oerjrey1072

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Your goal is to observe a live speaker. That is the preference. However, some in the past didn't encounter any live presentations due to certain deployments or TDYs, so here are some online speeches you might consider for your critique:

Outside Speaker Critique Assignment
Write your response as a paper that is typed and double-spaced. Suggested length: 1 ½ - 3 pages, being certain to address all details listed below:
Introduction
Describe what you observed when you arrived, and before the speech began, considering what will contribute to a successful communication outcome and what will hinder, about:
 The setting
 The audience
 The speaker
The Introduction should be written in full sentences in paragraph format.
Body – bullet point the answers to the following questions:

 Who is the speaker?  What do you already know about her or him prior to the speech?  What is the topic?  What is the speaking occasion?  What drew you to this specific speaker?  Who is the speaker’s audience?  What do you see as the speaker’s basic purpose?  What are the main points of the speech?  How easily could you follow the speaker?  What helped or hindered?  What strengths and weaknesses in the speaker’s use of evidence and reasoning did you detect?  How did the speaker’s delivery aid or hinder the effective communication of the message?  How responsive to the audience did the speaker appear to be, both during and after the speech?

Conclusion - Write your conclusion in full sentences in paragraph format.

Say what you learned from this experience that you can apply to your own public speaking

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Running head: OUTSIDE SPEAKER CRITIQUE

Outside Speaker Critique
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Introduction
On arrival at the graduation grounds in the Stanford University, all the graduates were
settled and eagerly waiting for the great speaker to address them. Before Steve jobs stood to give
his speech, almost everyone in the graduation ceremony took their notebooks in preparation for
making notes. The speech was set on a remarkably excited audience. The Stanford University
graduates were excited on that big day. For an effective speech, the speaker should understand the
setting of the speech as well as the audience. The speech should be brief and st...


Anonymous
Awesome! Perfect study aid.

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