CMST 210 Study Guide - Final Guide: None Of The Above, Whiteboard, Socialized Medicine
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The speaking outline includes delivery cues for the speaker. Chapter 8: know the three reasons to use a visual aid (clarity, interest & memory, remember these things about creating and using visual aids: Don"t prepare visual aids until after you"ve written your speech. Use a blank slide not a title slide. Use the same background for all your slides. Don"t use sentences -- use short phrases. Don"t look at your visual aid, even while explaining it! Explain every visual aid don"t just count on us to make sense of it! Visual aids should only be displayed while they are being discussed. Don"t leave visual aids up after you"ve finished discussing them. Don"t draw on the chalkboard / whiteboard. Involves changing or reinforcing attitudes or behaviors. People who"s beliefs/actions you want to change: for effective persuasive speaking: It must be clear what is being asked of the listener. The opposing argument should be included in the message.
