Communication
305:
Public Speaking
Instructor: G.R. Claveria
Week
One Objective: Elements of Communication and Aristotle's Art of Rhetoric
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Quiz
#1: Two Truths and One Lie
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Best Liar Specific Critique (100 Weekly Communication Feedback Points)
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Syllabus / Course Overview
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Lecture on: The Elements of Communication and Aristotle's Art of
Rhetoric
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Creative
Character Creation :
This allows the student to express creativity and allows the
teacher to see how the student's mind works and to evaluate the
creative potential of the class.

Aristotle: Rhetoric is the
faculty of discovering in any particular case all of the available
means of persuasion.
Elements
of Communication
1) Intrapersonal
Communication
2) Interpersonal Communication
3) Mediated Communication
4) Small Group Communication (Page 394)
5) Public Speaking
6) Mass Communication
7) Rhetoric defined by Aristotle
8) Ethos (Pages 353 - 357)
9) Pathos (Pages 370 - 373)
10) Logos
Homework:
Read Chapter 9 + Creative 8 Collage of Character + 1 Page Typed Speech
with FOCUS on Introduction / Conclusion
Week
Two Objective: The "MEDIUMS" are the MESSAGES
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Quiz
#2: Elements of Communication and Aristotle's Art of Rhetoric (100
Points)
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Creative 8 Collage of Character
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Lecture on: The "MEDIUMS" are the MESSAGES
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The
Haunted Night Club Experiment TEAMS / Chapter 8 - Organizing the Body
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KGA
#1: Public Speaking Informative Product Presentation
1 Page PowerPoint Responsibilities Outline (250 Points)
Promotional Flier (150 Points)
Gathering Material / Typed List of
Contributions (150 Points)
Dress Up as Character
Study "Elements of Communication" Quiz #3

Adolf Hitler: The broad
masses of a population are more amenable to the appeal of rhetoric than
any other force.
Elements
of Communication
1) Message (Page
18)
2) Medium
3) Oral
4) Print
5) Radio
6) Television
7) Film
8) World Wide Web
9) McLuhan's "The Medium is the Message"
10) Visual Aids (Chapter 13)
Homework:
Read Chapter 9 + Creative 8 Collage of Character + 1 Page Typed Speech
with FOCUS on Introduction / Conclusion
Week
Three Objective: Propaganda
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Quiz
#3: The"MEDIUMS" are the MESSAGES (100 Points)
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Presentation on: Rhetoric / Substance
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Lecture on: Propaganda
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Joseph
Goebbel's Principals of Propaganda
______ Propaganda Handout
______ Web-Site Creation - Propaganda & Public Focus
(Main Page with 3Images + Biography Page)
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:30 Second Radio Jingle (Typed) _ :30 Second Skit Commercial (Typed)

George W. Bush: See, in my
line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over again for
the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda. (05/24/05)
Elements
of Communication
1) Propaganda
2) Branding
3) Product Placement
4) Subliminal Ads
5) Commercial versus Infomercial
6) Goebbel's Principals of Propaganda
7) Message Design: Style / Organization (Text Book)
Homework:
Informative Product Presentation / Optional Weekend Product "The
Haunted Night Club Experiment"
Week
Four Objective: Informative Speech Proposal / ShockFilmFest
Weekend
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Quiz
#4 Propaganda (100 Points)
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Informative Presentation on: Informative Product / The Haunted Night
Club Experiment
______ Lecture on: Joseph Goebbel's
Principal of Propaganda
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Products and Propaganda in a PowerPoint (Research Public Manipulation)
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The
Haunted Night Club Experiment Preparation
______ Jospeh Goebbel's Principal of Propaganda
Worksheet

G.R. Claveria: A student
may turn in a homework assignment with no actual knowledge of the work
turned in. This in turn shows that the student has something tangible
(the GUN) to turn in, but lacks the knowledge (BULLETS) to actually hit
the target they aim for. It's like having the prestigious Black Belt in
martial arts without the training. It like having a boss who has
nothing at all but the title!
Elements
of Communication
1) Joseph
Goebbel's Principal's of
Propaganda
Homework:
History of Propaganda Informative Presentation / Optional "Haunted
Night Club Experiment" + Red Media Informational / Informative Film
Reviews
Week
Five Objective: Allusion versus Illusion
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Quiz
#5: Goebbel's Propaganda (100 Points)
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Lecture on: Allusion and Illusion (References
to Gandhi, King and Krishnamurti) and Satan
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Teaching KGA #2- Informative Speech on the Intersection of Your
"Passion"and "Skill".
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Mid-Term
- Informative Speech on Text Book Chapter
Select a
Chapter that Interest You

J. Krishnamurti: Most of
us live in a state of inner conflict which produces outer turmoil and
confusion; many escape from conflict into illusion.
Elements
of Communication
1) Allusions
2) Illusions
3) Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
4) Martin Luther King Jr.
5) Jiddu Krishnamurti
Homework:
Teaching KGA #2: Passion/Skill and Chapter Informative Speech
Week
Six Objective: Arete and Claveria's Unloaded Gun Theory
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Quiz
#6: Allusion versus Illusion (100 Points)
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Lecture on: Arete and Claveria's Unloaded Gun Theory
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Speeches
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"Public
Speaking Critique" Form for Each and Every Student (200 Points)

Michale
Jordan: I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost
300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot
and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And
that is why I succeed.
Elements
of Communication
1) Arete
2) Claveria's Unloaded Gun Theory
Homework: Create a "Failure Resume" / Failure Portfolio
PowerPoint Visual Aid) / Written Failure Speech
Week
Seven Objective: Images
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Quiz
#7: Arete and Claveria's Unloaded Gun Theory (100 Points)
______ "Failure" Presentations / Textbook Speeches Make Up
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Lecture on: Jean Paul Sartre's "Bad Faith" / Self Deception (Positive
or Negative?) / Truth
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Final KGA #3: "The Controversial Persuasive Speech" (That You Do Not
Believe In) / Debate

Bruce Lee: Don't fear failure.
— Not failure, but low aim, is the crime. In great attempts it is
glorious even to fail
Elements
of Communication
1) Your Created Image versus Your Actual Self
2) Jean Paul Sartre's "Bad Faith"
3) Self Deception (Positive or Negative?)
4) Truth
Homework: Final KGA #3: The Controversial Persuasive
Speech / Debate
Week
Eight Objective: The Controversial Persuasive Speeches / Debate
Week
Nine Objective: The Final Examination