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www.pvlegs.com. erik_palmer@comcast.net. Why teach speaking?. Speaking and Listening: Flexible communication and collaboration

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  1. www.pvlegs.com erik_palmer@comcast.net

  2. Why teach speaking?

  3. Speaking and Listening: Flexible communication and collaboration Including but not limited to skills necessary for formal presentations, the Speaking and Listening standards require students to develop a range of broadly useful oral communication and interpersonal skills. Students must learn to work together, express and listen carefully to ideas, integrate information from oral, visual, quantitative, and media sources, evaluate what they hear, use media and visual displays strategically to help achieve communicative purposes, and adapt speech to context and task.

  4. Career readiness 5. Initiative4. Analytical Skills3. Teamwork Skills2. Strong Work Ethic 1. Verbal Communication

  5. New tools showcase speaking. Webinars Podcasts Video Skype Digital stories…

  6. Students don’t speak well. Blame technology: they text, tweet, Facebook Blame us: we don’t specifically teach speaking

  7. It is up to you to teach students how to speak well.

  8. Assigning ≠ Teaching

  9. Necessary Sufficient Doable Understandable

  10. Building a speech Performing a speech Two distinct parts

  11. Audience Content Organization Visual aids Appearance Building

  12. Audience Who? What?

  13. Content Important information Interesting information Connectors Clarifiers No verbal viruses

  14. Organization Basic speech plan Grabber opening Signposts Powerful closing

  15. Visual Aids Relevant Accessible Important Designed, not decorated

  16. Appearance Convey the appropriate image

  17. Performing Poise Voice Life Eye contact Gestures Speed

  18. Poise Calm & confident No shuffling, rocking, fidgeting Nervous smile That one thing you do

  19. Voice Every word heard

  20. Life Feeling Emotion Passion

  21. Eye Contact

  22. Gestures Hands Face Body

  23. Speed Too fast? Fast & slow Pause

  24. Lesson ideas

  25. Tell us what your favorite activity is. Why is it your favorite?

  26. I don’t think you’re dumb.

  27. Tropical forests cover just 7% of the world’s surface, but these forests contain more than half of the world’s living species. A sad fact is that these forests are being destroyed. Each year, 40 million acres--about the size of the state of Washington--disappear, along with the plants and animals that live there.

  28. They were huge--bigger than a car, even bigger than a house. Suddenly there were three more of them. My heart started beating so fast I thought it was going to burst. I looked around for a place to hide.

  29. Life is too crazy. We are always busy. We rush to get up, wolf down breakfast, run to school, race to get kids to practice, hurry through meals, do our chores…we are always in a hurry. What if one day we just stopped? I mean stopped. Dead halt. Catch your breath. Relax. Take a break. It will improve your life.

  30. Evaluating Speaking

  31. Articulation Volume Projection Enunciation Word choice Eye contact Body movement Presence Grammar PD 360

  32. ReadWriteThink Nonverbal skills eye contact body language “movements seem fluid…” poise Verbal skills enthusiasm elocution Content subject knowledge organization mechanics “no misspellings…”

  33. SBAC scoring guide

  34. www.pvlegs.com erik_palmer@comcast.net

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