Last Day Lecture (thus the popular “curtain call” background) Announcements PRPSA post-test Available this Sunday through next Saturday Easy 5 pts. After you have done it you can compare your raw scores on the assessment through your My Grades page Friday Special Occasion Speech Workshop Day Come with 2 manuscript drafts ready to rehearse! Final Exam Info Review Material are available on line 67 multiple choice questions Materials from 10 chapters; review questions clearly indicate what you need to know For people officially registered for the 2:00 lecture only: Monday, December 10 12:00- 2:00 p.m. Final Exam Sessions are here in LeBaron. A low-distraction environment is available. Email Dr. Slagell. It will be given at the same time. Sign up for the Final through WebCT Final Exam Info Review Material are available on line 67 multiple choice questions Materials from 10 chapters; review questions clearly indicate what you need to know For people officially registered for the 3:00 lecture only: Friday, December 14 12:00- 2:00 p.m. Regular Final Exam Session is here in LeBaron Early Make up Exam Option, Wed. Dec. 12, 12 – 2 Make up session in Room 305 Carver Hall A low-distraction environment is available. Email Dr. Slagell. It will be given at the same time. Sign up for the Final through WebCT Today’s agenda Barbara Bush Commencement Address Quiz (mostly based on the speech) Sample Student Speech Course Objectives Review Course Lecture Evaluations Barbara Bush “Choices and Change” Context Wellesley College, June 1, 1990 Controversy surrounding the speech Seniors voted for Alice Walker to speak Bush was a late replacement Some seniors protested because process wasn’t followed because Bush was chosen because of her husband not based on her own accomplishments Prompted a national discussion of women’s roles and feminism QUIZ, question 1 I. II. III. Johnny Appleseed shows us the spirit of dedication. Johnny Appleseed shows us the spirit of hard work. Johnny Appleseed shows us the spirit of productivity. Aunt Lucille by Misty Miller (W pp. 89) SP: To entertain my audience with tales of my Great Aunt and her peculiarities How does it meet the assignment? Special attention to Language “There is no doubt about it”—repetition to start the first 3 paragraphs of the body and then to refer back to in the conclusion. “Great Aunt Lucille Hanton, her hair was a reddish orange flame from a torched building.” Metaphor “no place could be ‘grande’ enough for what was to happen”—foreshadowing Concrete re-creation of the scene Originality Makes a point Course Objectives from the Workbook Developing Developing Developing Developing rhetorical sensitivity critical thinking skills competent delivery skills a public communication ethic Overview of Course Content Invention: topic selection and narrowing; development of content, research Arrangement: organizing your messages Delivery: verbal and non-verbal delivery Style: language use that is clear, accurate, appropriate and vivid Memory: planning and speaking what you planned Course Evaluations for Lecture and Course Materials At top of the form: Dr. Slagell; SpCm 212 A (2 o’clock) or B (3 o’clock). Speech Matters! Enjoy the special occasion round.