Do's/Don't
DO: The end of your speech where you clarify the points you've made in a short and concise way is called...
The Conclusion!
A rebuttal is...
A response to someone else's argument
TRIPLE JEOPARDY: The 3 parts of any argument or contention are (HINT STARTS WITH C, W, AND I)
claim, warrant, impact
List 3 important mechanics for effective public speaking
anything from good eye contact, voice modulation, hand gestures, stage presence, etc
DO: When listening to peer's speeches it is always beneficial to take...
Notes!
The claim for any argument is...
Your starting statement that leads you into every other component
TRUE OR FALSE: Eye contact should involve looking at everyone for a quick second then moving on and repeating that
FALSE
DO: It is important to stress the ___ in your speech
Important lines, memorable phrases
When researching for rebuttal's you should not find evidence from...
The impact for an argument is...
why it matters, what it leads to
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Fun question, list something you like or have noticed about someone else in this class
Anything :)
DONT: Uh, um, hm are all examples of...
verbal static
when researching for evidence that aids you with rebuttals you dont want to find evidence from...
.com's or blogs
The warrant for an argument is...?
The reason for why its true, an elaboration
1/4 Jeopardy: What's the name of the 2 instructors teaching you (DONT LOOK AT ZOOM)
Yesh and Rohit
DO: If a speech can connect with the audience it is considered
Relatable/Memorable
BONUS: Give an argument then give a rebuttal to that argument on the topic, "Dogs are better than cats"
teacher discretion
teacher discretion
List 3 different forms of debate
LD, PF, Parli, Policy, Presidential, MUN, Congress