A pocket guide to public speaking /
Dan O'Hair, Hannah Rubenstein, Rob Stewart.
- Boston : Bedford/St. Martin's, c2004.
- vi, 274 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [253]-262) and index.
Contents: Part 1:Getting started: Becoming a public speaker -- Ethical public speaking -- Listeners and speakers -- Types of speeches -- From A to Z: Overview of a speech -- Managing speech anxiety -- Part 2: Development: Analyzing the audience -- Selecting a topic and purpose -- Developing supporting material -- Locating supporting material -- Doing effective internet research -- Part 3: Organization: Organizing main and supporting points -- Selecting an organizational pattern --Using outline formats -- Part 4: Starting, finishing, and styling: Developing the introduction and conclusion -- Using language -- Part 5:Delivery: Choosing a method of delivery -- Controlling the voice -- Using the body -- Part 6: Presentation aids: Types of presentation aids -- Designing presentation aids -- A brief guide to Microsoft Power Point -- Part 7: Types of speeches: Informative speaking -- Persuasive speaking -- Speaking on special occasions -- Part 8: The classroom and beyond: Typical classroom presentation formats -- Science and mathematics courses -- Technical courses -- Social science courses -- Arts and humanities courses -- Education courses -- Business courses -- Communicating in groups -- Business and professional presentations --Citation guidelines -- Question-and-answer sessions -- Preparing for mediated communication -- Tips for non-native speakers of English