Beginnings and Endings
The number of main points suggested in a talk.
What is 3?
What is feedback?
This student's TED Talk was about school meals.
Who is Amy?
The number one fear of Americans(it is the same around the world!)
What is public speaking?
The numbers of hours we have spend on Zoom together including al of tonight's class.
What is 20 hours?
What is :
Work backwards
Call to Action
Summarize
Tell a Story
Make them Laugh
Inspire
The word for the fear of public speaking.
What is Glossophobia?
This student was planning to talk about animals.
Who is Wenbin?
This is the number of TED Talks we watched over all 10 weeks.
What is 11? (only if we watched both in week 10, if 1 answer is 10.)
The official name for this class...hint it changed along the way.
What is TED Talks & Writing?
A technique used at the beginning of a talk to grab the listeners' attention.
In week two we talked about voice and presence. This is the definition for what word -
It's not about what you say, but rather the way you say it
What is tone?
This student gave a talk about homework and study skills.
What the T.E.D. stands for in TED Talks
What is Technology, Entertainment and Design
An example of _______ is when the person who you are talking to listens actively, absorbs your point and understands it.
What is effective communication?
According to TED research this is the number one way great TED Talks start.
What is a personal story?
Name one of the 3 reasons good public speaking skills are important. Hint this is from week 9.
1. To win over a crowd
2. To motivate
3. To inform
This student gave a talk about balancing work and play for students.
Who is Yiyi?
Part of the rhetorical appeal triangle that appeals to emotions (everything from humor to horror) in order to sway an audience
What is Pathos?
Organizational style that uses time to put together speech.
What is Chronological?
One of the three ways NOT to end a talk.
What are:
Have no ending to your talk
Tell audience you are done
Abruptly say thank you and walk away
Studies showed that this type of memory is stronger - auditory or visual.
What is visual?
While most of us can read for hours, our ability to focus on a speech is more constrained.
This is the week number in which we heard the majority of student talks.
What is week 9?
True or False - The average viewing number for the talks we watched is higher than 6 million views.
What is true, it is 12 million!
This is the biggest reason people are nervous about public speaking.
What is that they will be judged, not the content of the talk?