Public Speaking W4

 

  • What is the purpose of an informative speech?
  • What should an informative speech not do?
  • What are the different types of informative speeches?
  • What is language?
  • How do written and spoken language differ?
  • What is ethical language?
  • Why should the public speaker avoid jargon or complicated language?

Mind maps are useful for:
  • Summarizing information.
  • Taking notes.
  • Consolidating information from different sources.
  • Thinking through complex problems.
  • Presenting information clearly.
  • Studying and memorizing information.

Mind Maps are also good for refreshing information in your mind. When you commit the shape and structure of a Mind Map to memory, you can often get the cues you need to remember the information it contains just by glancing quickly at the Map. Studies have shown that this makes them highly valuable when you're learning a language, for example.

You can really get inventive with Mind Maps, so they are great for boosting creativity, too. When you include colors, images or drawings, they can even resemble a work of art!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

FAML 430 Week 9

  Perron (2019) The Impact of Visual Storytelling in Nonprofit Marketing Links to an external site. 11 Infographics About Infographics Links to an external site.  (scan only) The 16 best infographic makers in 2021 Links to an external site.  (scan only) https://www.psychologicalscience.org/publications/visual-data-communication.html Empathy Over the last few weeks, the topic of empathy has come up in your readings, exam responses, and many of your group discussions as we have learned about the importance of truly understanding the people that we are trying to serve in our community. Empathy is a common term used in the mental health field.  When describing this to my clients, I describe empathy as the ability to see and understand another person’s world or experience without getting lost in it.  An important step in both couples and family therapy is helping each individual to understand and express empathy when communicating. There are a variety of intervention...
Read more

FAML 430 Week 2

  Perhaps the first step in building community is getting to know one another as fellow passengers on the sojourn of life. Then the stranger and foreigner will become familiar. Then our shared beliefs and experience will surface and become a building block for both our sense of community and our tolerance and appreciation of our differences. Optional Readings and Resources If you desire to expand your understanding of Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Model, you might explore the following articles: Bronfenbrenner & Morris (2007) The Bioecological Model of Human Development Links to an external site. The Vision of Urie Bronfenbrenner: Adults Who are Crazy About Kids Links to an external site.
Read more

Human Rights

  Human Rights and Capabilities Download Human Rights and Capabilities Bystanders to Genocide Links to an external site.  |  Bystanders to Genocide Accessible Version Download Bystanders to Genocide Accessible Version Human Rights and Cultural Relativism  Links to an external site. |  Human Rights and Cultural Relativism Accessible Version Download Human Rights and Cultural Relativism Accessible Version Justice Lost! The Failure of International Human Rights Law to Matter Where Needed Most  Links to an external site. |  Justice Lost! Failure of International Human Rights Law to Matter Where Needed Most Accessible Version   Download Justice Lost! Failure of International Human Rights Law to Matter Where Needed Most Accessible Version  
Read more