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Part One: Foundations of
Effective Communication
CHAPTER 1. Introduction to Public
Speaking
Chapter 2. Controlling Nervousness
Chapter 3. Listening
Part Two: Developing a Focus
Chapter 4. Reaching the Audience
Chapter 5. Selecting Topic, Purpose,
and Central Idea
Part Three: Preparing Content
Chapter 6. Finding Information
Chapter 7. Using Information Wisely
and Ethically
Chapter 8. Supporting Your Ideas
Chapter 9. Visual Aids
C ONTENTS
Part Four:
Organizing the Speech
Chapter 10 The Body of the Speech
Chapter 11 Introductions and Conclusions
Chapter 12.Outlining the Speech
Part Five: Presenting the Speech
Chapter 13. Wording the Speech
Chapter 14. Delivering the Speech
Part Six: Types of Public Speaking
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
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18.
19.
Speaking to Inform
Speaking to Persuade
Persuasive Strategies
Special Types of Speeches
Speaking in Groups
Appendix: Sample Speeches
Glossary
Notes
Index
PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR
COLLEGE AND CAREER
with Speechmate CD-Rom 3.0,
Seventh Edition
Hamilton Gregory
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
0-07-297565-2 / 2005 /
“ The first purpose of
education is to enable
a person to speak
clearly and confidently.”
– Norman Cousins
American Essayist
❖ Coverage of technology, teamwork, and ethics
in the context of speaking publicly in a richly
diverse society
BIBLIOMAKER, which automatically formats bibliography entries
according to MLA and APA style guidelines, after students enter
key information.
❖ Six new sample speeches, many with commentary.
❖ Emphasis on audience-centered communication
addresses: how to analyze listeners; how to be
sensitive to listeners needs and interests; and how
to talk to and with listeners, rather than at them
BIBLIOGRAPHY FORMATS, which gives examples of how to cite a
variety of types of source material from MLA and APA.
SPEECH CRITIQUE, which enables you and your students to evaluate speeches based on standard criteria,
either on a computer or on a printed evaluation sheet.
❖ “Tips for Your Career” boxes demonstrate the
relevance of public speaking in the workplace.
❖ Immediate assistance with the speechmaking
process in Chapter 1 with a “Quick Guide to
Public Speaking” and “Introducing Yourself to a
Classmate,” which is accompanied by two new
sample speeches
❖ “Using PowerWeb” exercises direct students to
speeches and articles in the Public Speaking
PowerWeb component of this book's Online
Learning Center website.
❖ “Ethical Issues” icon throughout the book
highlights passages that deal with issues of
honesty and fairness – there are 22 ethical
issues sections.
ONLINE LEARNING CENTER
ONLINE LEARNING CENTER NOW INCLUDES:
While using the SpeechMate, students can connect to the Gregory Online Learning Center where they will
find additional tools for studying and speech preparation such as :
A NEW SURVEYTUTOR application that helps students prepare
audience assessment questionnaires and analyze the results
before a speech is given.
❖ Updated information on how to use and cite the
Internet skillfully and critically
❖“A Brief Guide to Using PowerPoint” offers an
extensive tutorial with updated coverage of
visual aids.
AVAILABLE SUPPLEMENTS
❖ Annotated Instructors Edition
❖ SpeechMate CD-ROM 3.0
❖ Online Learning Center Web Site
❖ Instructor's Resource CD-ROM
❖ Instructor’s Resource Manual
❖ Teaching Public Speaking Online
❖ Speeches for Evaluation VHS Video
POWERPOINT TUTOR, which explains basic steps in creating and displaying a PowerPoint presentation.
❖ Chapter quizzes
❖ Articles on relevant topics
❖ Key-term flashcards and crossword puzzles
❖ Business document templates
❖ Chapter overviews
❖ News and journal articles on topics relevant to
public speaking
❖ Learning objectives
❖ PowerPoint slides
❖ Interactive exercises and worksheets
❖ A newsworthy “speech of the week,” and
much more
Dr. Richard F. Corlin, President of the American Medical Association
“The Coming Golden Age of Medicine” (Commemorative)
Anne M. Mulcahy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Xerox
Corporation “Success in Management” (Informative)
Robert Ingram, Chief Operating Officer and President of
Pharmaceutical Operations, GlaxcoSmithKline “The Price of
Prescription Drugs” (Persuasive)
A NEW PUBLIC SPEAKING POWERWEB with text for recent
speeches published in Vital Speeches of the Day, a library of
news and journal articles on topics related to public speaking
and to a a variety of important topics that students may use as
source material for their speeches, plus a newsworthy, ed
“speech of the week.”
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❖ Chapter-opening vignettes with accompanying
photos draw students into each chapter and
illustrate important public speaking principles.
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OUTLINE TUTOR, which guides students through the process of
creating a speech outline, providing helpful tips from start to finish.
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Disk Two contains three full-length speech videos that show
business and professional speakers in career settings. Each
speech is divided into natural segments, with accompanying
commentary by Hamilton Gregory. The text of these speeches can
be accessed through PowerWeb (visit www.mhhe.com/gregory7,
click on Student Edition and then PowerWeb: Contents ).
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OUTLINE EXERCISES that involve unscrambling the parts of an
outline by “dragging and dropping” those elements into the proper
sequence. The exercises are based on nine different speech outlines.
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CHECKLIST FOR PREPARING AND DELIVERING A SPEECH, which
helps speakers manage the preparation of their classroom speeches.
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TOPIC HELPER, which lists hundreds of sample topics for their
consideration — for those students who have trouble coming up
with a topic for a speech.
12 “Introductions:
Arousing Curiosity”
13 “Conclusions: Citing a
Quotation”
14 “Conclusions: Giving
an Illustration”
15 “Relating a Speech to
the Listeners’ SelfInterest”
16 “Using Deductive
Reasoning”
17 “Using Inductive
Reasoning”
18 “Appealing to
Motivations”
Likelihood of change:
AN ALPHABETICAL GLOSSARY of all terms and their definitions,
and key-term flashcards to help your students study and prepare for
tests using key terminology.
1 “Conveying the Central
Idea”
2 “Using a Vivid Image”
3 “Using an Example”
4 “Making a Contrast”
5 “Using an Analogy”
6 “Using Testimony”
7 “Using Statistics”
8 “Using Internet Graphics”
9 “Presenting a PowerPoint
“Build”
10 “Introductions: Relating a
Story”
11 “Introductions: Citing a
Quotation”
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The new 7th edition includes many fresh examples
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Throughout Public Speaking for College and Career,
Hamilton Gregory demonstrates the real life
applicability of the principles of public
communication by drawing upon speeches made
in the classroom, the community and the
workplace. Through his easy-going narrative and
unique examples Gregory exemplifies clarity. From
his long experience in the public speaking
classroom, he gives students the tools they need
to speak with confidence.
PRACTICE TESTS, for each chapter, including 30 multiple choice
and true-false questions to help your students understand basic
concepts and prepare for exams.
7 “Indian Weddings”
(Informative)
8 “The Deadliest
Natural Disaster”
(Persuasive)
9 “Native American
Crafts”
(Persuasive)
10“Three Celebrity
Heroes”
(Tribute)
11“Scars and Bruises”
(Self-Introduction)
Current Text (Author/Title) _____________________________________________________________________________________________
offers a practical,
accessible, and nonintimidating approach to
public speaking. In
addition to the emphasis
on careers, visual
learning, and listener
diversity you’ve come to
rely on, it provides a
wealth of educational and
career-oriented examples
accompanied by patient, step-by-step instructions.
1 “Animal Helpers” I
(Informative: Needs
Improvement)
2 “Animal Helpers” II
(Informative:
Improved Version)
3 “Bicycle Helmets” I
(Persuasive: Needs
Improvement)
4 “Bicycle Helmets” II
(Persuasive:
Improved Version)
5 “How to Hide
Valuables”
(Demonstration)
6 “Food Poisoning”
(Informative)
VIDEO CLIPS
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Public Speaking for
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EIGHTEEN VIDEO CLIPS AND FOURTEEN FULL-LENGTH
SPEECHES by student and professional speakers that illustrate the
various presentation techniques and elements of a speech.
coverage of communication technologies and the
new tutorial “A Brief Guide to Using Powerpoint”
will bring you and your students up- to- the- minute
on conducting Internet research and using visual
aids effectively.
FULL SPEECHES
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Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
DISK ONE INCLUDES FOURTEEN FULL-LENGTH SPEECHES AND EIGHTEEN VIDEO EXCERPTS by
students and professional speakers. Featuring all new videos with a special encore of the popular, “Indian
Weddings.” Filmed by professional videographers to ensure the quality of video, editing, and sound.
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Hamilton Gregory,
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This robust and easy-to-use CD-ROM (a two-disk set), provides a variety of resources to help all types of
learners prepare, organize, and deliver speeches. Icons in the margins of the text and at the end of each
chapter indicate specific SpeechMate applications that are relevant to the content at hand. The SpeechMate
toolkit includes:
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