Your best choice is to be in the same room with the speaker and the rest of the audience so that you can observe the event directly. A third option is to view a videotaped speech. Use this alternative only if the tape provides ample coverage of speaker and audience because this assignment calls for an in-depth analysis of both. Working together as a class, we'll provide examples of suitable speeches to attend or view. Note that you may not use a speech given in this class.
Minimum length is about two pages or five hundred words.
Please avoid folders of any kind, and if you use a printer, please separate the pages and remove the feeder strips from the sides of the paper. Organize your paper in a logical way by dividing it into five sections , based on the five headings below. Avoid errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling. If you need help, take a draft of your paper to the Writing Center. Address the following five topics within the paper.