Paper instructions:
watch the video ‘Amy Cuddy: Body language shapes who you are” at the ted.com , and write down an essay.
Basic questions and ideas to consider while watching EACH speech:
•Any basic observations – Did it appeal to you? Was there something that the speaker did that you really liked or that really bothered you?
•What is the goal of the speech? Who is the intended audience and how does the speech relate to them?
•The context and content of the speech
•The ideas on the Effective Communication handout, such as: ?How is the information organized?
?Was the language accessible?
?What was your opinion of the delivery?
?What parts of the presenter’s presentation skills would you like to integrate into your own style?
Write a 2 to 2 ½ page critique of the speech. In addition to the items above, consider the key messages of the speech. Feel free to do your own research (internet search, check Ted website for a bio, etc.) to get more information about the speaker to fill in more about the context of the speaker’s presentation.
watch the video ‘Amy Cuddy: Body language shapes who you are” at the ted.com , and write down an essay.
Basic questions and ideas to consider while watching EACH speech:
•Any basic observations – Did it appeal to you? Was there something that the speaker did that you really liked or that really bothered you?
•What is the goal of the speech? Who is the intended audience and how does the speech relate to them?
•The context and content of the speech
•The ideas on the Effective Communication handout, such as: ?How is the information organized?
?Was the language accessible?
?What was your opinion of the delivery?
?What parts of the presenter’s presentation skills would you like to integrate into your own style?
Write a 2 to 2 ½ page critique of the speech. In addition to the items above, consider the key messages of the speech. Feel free to do your own research (internet search, check Ted website for a bio, etc.) to get more information about the speaker to fill in more about the context of the speaker’s presentation.
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