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Assignment and Context /
Audience Background /
Physical Location /
Resources |
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Topic /
Thesis /
Main Points /
Audience Outcome Goals |
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Intro/Conc. /
Delivery /
Subordinate Points /
Language /
Support Materials |
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| 3 Assignment and Context Factors |
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Definition
Speech Goals /
Time Limits /
Expectations and Conventions |
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| 3 Audience Background Factors |
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Listener Knowledge /
Listener Interest /
Listener Attitudes |
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| Affective, Behavioral, Cognitive |
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Definition
Narration /
Definition /
Description /
Comparison /
Memorization /
Evidence /
Argument / |
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| Informative, Persuasive, Entertainment |
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| 3 Local Decisions to Consider |
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Definition
1. Plagiarism
2. Legal and Ethical Issues
3. Rhetorical Sensitivity |
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| 3 Legal and Ethical Issues |
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Definition
defamation /
clear and present danger /
break laws |
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Definition
Case Study /
History /
Story |
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| Essential Narrative Elements |
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Definition
| Movement through time and change |
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Definition
Created for brand new words/terms
"cool" |
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Definition
Hamster: a rodent, with short hair, tail, and large cheeks.
(Classification) (Differentiation) |
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Definition
Exemplar /
Non-Exemplar /
Sensory Examples /
Secondary Definitions |
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Definition
Same Class Comparison: seems similar at first /
Different Class Comparison: seems different at first |
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Explaining a complex idea or process /
Explain a common experience in a new way /
Assist in making a choice |
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Definition
I. Item I
a. Feature
b. Feature
II. Item 2
a. Feature
b. Feature |
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Definition
I. Feature
a. Item 1
b. Item 2
II. Feature
a. Item 1
b. Item 2 |
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| 4 Categories of Description |
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Definition
Places /
Structure /
Objects /
Living Organisms |
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| 4 Organizational Patterns of Describing |
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Definition
1. Spatial (left to right)
2. Parts, whole, and their relationships
3. Sensory
4. Time order (the order in which you experience it) |
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| Depend on observation of things for truth, testable |
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| 3 Types of Claims Based on Testimony |
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Definition
Expert Opinion /
Statistics /
Factual Data |
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Definition
1. Quantitative Data
2. Informative Statement (sun rises in the East)
3. Examples (Uranus is a planet)
4. Exhibits (photos, artifacts, tapes, video) |
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Definition
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Test of Evidence
(Really Creepy Achronoids Scare Ron Consistently) |
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Definition
Relevancy /
Conditions favorable for making clear observ. /
Accuracy /
Source/Person (unbiased?) /
Recency /
Consistency (not everyone loses weight that easy) |
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4 Memory Variables
(RUN M) |
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Definition
Repetition /
Understanding Meaning and Relationship /
Nature of Information (vital, vivid, humorous) /
Motivation |
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6 Memorization Strategies
(HARMIG) |
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Definition
Humor /
Associations /
Repetition /
Meaningful /
Intrinsic/Extrinsic Rewards /
Good Language Choices (simple, concise, clever) |
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| use the conclusion of several arguments to support one main argument |
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| Your conclusions become the data for the next argument |
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Definition
| conclusion follows with probable certainty |
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Definition
| whenever A occurs, B occurs (Have FM radio, have radio) |
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| Without A, No B (without water, there's no purified water) |
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one event leads to another /
Was the cause present and could it produce the effect? |
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Presence of one event indicates presence of another /
Reliable and # of signs? |
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Definition
inference is made from a subset of pop. to whole, features of small group applied to whole /
Sample size and composition? |
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Proceeds from the similarity of two or more objects /
#s of features and there relevancy? |
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