Body language
STC 135 student should stare at one person while presenting their speech. T/F and why?
False because you will make the one person feel weird.
What is credibility?
the level of trust an audience is willing to put in the information presented in a speech
You don't need any visual representation on your speech, just some compelling arguments. T/F
False, visuals are 25 points
The perceived credibility of a speaker before they speak
Initial Credibility
Use as many quotes as possible to support your statement
yes but not too. much and explain how it relates to the topic.
Stand however you feel comfortable because that's all that matters.
No. Stand in a good posture and hands off your waist
Winging it and fake it till you make it is a good way to represent your speech b/c no one knows what's in your speech
No, you should be knowledgeable in your topic
Everything in the library is not credible. T/F
The three main purpose of a speech are?
To inform, persuade and entertain
After your speech, you should just forget about it and move on
Don't: Find the mistakes and try to correct them
Body's language is a speech of its own.
True
Don't include your personal experience in you speech. It is unprofessional.
False, you should include your own testimony if have one.
T/F: Credibility Is only established after your speech is completed
False: your credibility is established before you even begin your speech
NO, it is
Speak a topic that makes people love you and try to get as many applause as possible.
No, speak a topic that speaks to you. Applause from the audience doesn't matter as much as getting facts to them.
Why is body language so important when giving a speech?
Body language helps us better assess what a speaker is trying to convey.
Credibility established during the speech is known as what?
Derived Credibility
Wikipedia and blogs are a great resource that can be trusted because it is written by trusted people. T/F
False because anyone can write a wikipedia
Where are some places to find good resources?
Name a few on the slides we did:)
what is the best way to persuade your audience?
start with an examples
Using you hands a lot tells the audience you know your topic well :)
No, don't use to much hands because the audience might get distracted
How do you know your sources are credible?
They have .edu, .org and .gov
Tell us something we would never expect you did :)
No correct answer
a student in research can publish an article and can be considered reliable.
No, it needs to be reviewed first
Including your audience in your message by asking questions is a good way for the crowd to be comfortable and easy to listen. T/F
True because you are engaging them in your topic.