ESP Biography
MATTHEW CHUCHUL, Harvard sophomore studying History and Literature
Major: Not available. College/Employer: MIT Year of Graduation: 2013 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Not Available. Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)H3691: Public Speaking: Pep talks, PowerPoints, and Presenting Yourself in HSSP Harvard HSSP Fall 2010 (Oct. 02, 2010)
Being able to communicate one's ideas and opinions is crucial to succeeding in today's world. Someone who has command and confidence when speaking publicly will succeed more in all areas of his or her life.
This class will explore the successes (and failures) of historical as well as fictional speeches while challenging students to write their own prepared and extemporaneous remarks.
No homework will be given, but all students are expected to participate in class and be willing to go outside their comfort zones. Each student will be expected to give 5-8 speeches of varying lengths during the course of the semester.
Whether you are more timid or more confident about your public speaking skills, this class will is meant for you.
Topics to be covered:
> Literary devices
> Powerpoint presentation
> Sports speeches
> Extemporaneous deliveries
> Body language
> Preparation
> Body language
> Historical masterpieces
> Terrible blunders
> Humor
I am open to including/amending any topic if the class wants something to be covered.
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