DSST Principles of Public Speaking exam covers the basics such as audience analysis, purposes of speeches, structure/organization, content/supporting materials, research, language & style, delivery, communication apprehension, listening & feedback, criticism & evaluation. The exam is in 2 parts: Part 1 – Multiple-Choice: Ethical, Social, and Theoretical Considerations of Public Speaking, Audience Analysis, Adaptation and Effect, Topics and Purposes of Speeches, Structure/Organization, Content, Research, Language and Style and Delivery. Part 2 – Speech Portion: You have to record an... Show more DSST Principles of Public Speaking exam covers the basics such as audience analysis, purposes of speeches, structure/organization, content/supporting materials, research, language & style, delivery, communication apprehension, listening & feedback, criticism & evaluation. The exam is in 2 parts: Part 1 – Multiple-Choice: Ethical, Social, and Theoretical Considerations of Public Speaking, Audience Analysis, Adaptation and Effect, Topics and Purposes of Speeches, Structure/Organization, Content, Research, Language and Style and Delivery. Part 2 – Speech Portion: You have to record an impromptu persuasive speech that will be scored by human raters. Exam content: 1. Ethical, Social, and Theoretical Considerations of Public Speaking – 9% E.g. Free speech 2. Audience Analysis, Adaptation and Effect - 15% Analyzing the audience before, during, and after the speech 3. Topics and Purposes of Speeches – 9% Formulating appropriate speech topics for specific purposes 4. Structure/Organization – 17% E.g. “the hook”, structuring introductions, bodies, and conclusions 5. Content – 17% E.g. Recognizing/using argument, reasoning and evidence 6. Research – 11% Using reference materials/ finding appropriate sources in speech preparation 7.Language and Style – 9% Using language appropriate for a public speech 8. Delivery – 13% E.g. articulation, voice, pronunciation, body language, and media Show less
DSST Principles of Public Speaking exam covers the basics such as audience analysis, purposes of speeches, structure/organization, content/supporting materials, research, language & style, delivery, communication apprehension, listening & feedback, criticism & evaluation.
The exam is in 2 parts: Part 1 – Multiple-Choice: Ethical, Social, and Theoretical Considerations of Public Speaking, Audience Analysis, Adaptation and Effect, Topics and Purposes of Speeches, Structure/Organization, Content, Research, Language and Style and Delivery.
Part 2 – Speech Portion: You have to record an impromptu persuasive speech that will be scored by human raters.
Exam content: 1. Ethical, Social, and Theoretical Considerations of Public Speaking – 9% E.g. Free speech 2. Audience Analysis, Adaptation and Effect - 15% Analyzing the audience before, during, and after the speech 3. Topics and Purposes of Speeches – 9% Formulating appropriate speech topics for specific purposes 4. Structure/Organization – 17% E.g. “the hook”, structuring introductions, bodies, and conclusions 5. Content – 17% E.g. Recognizing/using argument, reasoning and evidence 6. Research – 11% Using reference materials/ finding appropriate sources in speech preparation 7.Language and Style – 9% Using language appropriate for a public speech 8. Delivery – 13% E.g. articulation, voice, pronunciation, body language, and media
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