Planning a Speech
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Series: Oral Communications Series
Duration: 15 min.
Year Published: 1969
Creator: MCGH
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Demonstrates the procedure for selecting a topic for a speech, shows organization of a speech in terms of the introduction, purpose, body, and conclusion. Emphasizes selection of a theme in terms of something the speaker believes in and wants others to understand., Shows a high school boy organizing the introduction, body, and conclusion of an assembly speech about his folk singing career. Exemplifies the necessary steps: picking a theme, catching audience attention, stating clearly the purpose, speaking informally and with expression, and using illustrations.
Complete Record: , Shows a high school boy organizing the introduction, body, and conclusion of an assembly speech about his folk singing career. Exemplifies the necessary steps: picking a theme, catching audience attention, stating clearly the purpose, speaking informally and with expression, and using illustrations., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
2 users have this film:
Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive, Visual Studies Workshop
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