Description

Get your students ready to confidently present in public with IEW’s 12-week video-based Introduction to Public Speaking course. Designed for middle and high schoolers, this course teaches techniques for memory, delivery, and evaluation, as well as instruction on composing and presenting five different types of speeches: self-introductory, narrative, expository, persuasive, and impromptu. Andrew Pudewa’s engaging teaching style helps students learn by evaluating recorded speeches that model each type of presentation, practicing delivery of their own work, and then evaluating it themselves. The Student Packet includes weekly goals, a daily schedule of written memorization and oral work, and poetry and short prose source material, as well as Class Notes from the video lesson teaching. The Teacher’s Guide includes additional teaching tips, suggested answers, video board notes, and access to sample essays presented during the video lesson. The Portable Walls six-sided quick reference guide provides fast access to important concepts used throughout the course. Online access is also included to helpful PDFs like speech templates, essay examples, and poetry selections. Students should have knowledge of how to write an outline and a multiple-paragraph essay. Grades 6-12.

This set includes:

• Student Packet
• Binder
• Teacher’s Manual
• Portable Walls for the Public Speaker resource
• 12 hours of streaming video lessons (access instructions on card in package)