Communicating Correctly

Series: Oral Communications Series

Duration: 13

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1968

Creator: CRM/McGraw-Hill Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Demonstrates varied speaking styles, both effective and ineffective, to illustrate the elements of correct communication--audience awareness, conversational liveliness, natural gestures, and sincerity. Depicts the nervousness of the frozen-faced speaker, the ear puller, and the histrionic gesturer, contrasted with a self-possessed UN spokesman, a comedian, a Peace Corps volunteer, and various conversationalists. Emphasizes communication as an experience shared by speaker and audience., Explains how to become an effective speaker by sharing ideas through a natural speaking style and through realization of the importance of the statements being made., Explains how to become an effective speaker by sharing ideas through a natural speaking style and through realization of the importance of the statements being made.

Complete Record: Demonstrates varied speaking styles, both effective and ineffective, to illustrate the elements of correct communication--audience awareness, conversational liveliness, natural gestures, and sincerity. Depicts the nervousness of the frozen-faced speaker, the ear puller, and the histrionic gesturer, contrasted with a self-possessed UN spokesman, a comedian, a Peace Corps volunteer, and various conversationalists. Emphasizes communication as an experience shared by speaker and audience., , Explains how to become an effective speaker by sharing ideas through a natural speaking style and through realization of the importance of the statements being made., , Explains how to become an effective speaker by sharing ideas through a natural speaking style and through realization of the importance of the statements being made.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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