TEACHING DEMONSTRATION IN ENGLISH 10 PUBLIC SPEAKING (COLLEGE BEST DEMONSTRATOR IN ENGLISH 2021)
Summary
TLDRIn this educational video script, a teacher leads a class through a lesson on public speaking. The session begins with a prayer and a review of noun definitions from the previous class. The teacher then introduces the topic of public speaking, explaining its importance and the difference between prepared and impromptu speeches. Students actively participate by answering questions, giving examples, and engaging in activities. The class concludes with an assignment to read about public speaking techniques, emphasizing the development of speaking skills for future leadership roles.
Takeaways
- π The class begins with a prayer, emphasizing the importance of spiritual values in the learning environment.
- π The teacher checks attendance and ensures all students are present, highlighting the significance of punctuality and participation.
- π A review of the previous lesson on nouns is conducted, reinforcing the concept and encouraging active recall from students.
- π Students are asked to pick up pieces of paper, possibly as a form of engagement or cleanup, promoting responsibility and involvement.
- π£οΈ The teacher introduces the topic of public speaking, setting the stage for the day's lesson and connecting it to real-world skills.
- π The objectives of the lesson are clearly outlined, focusing on defining public speaking, differentiating prepared and impromptu speeches, and creating a speech.
- π Students are guided through understanding the differences between prepared and impromptu speeches through interactive activities and examples.
- π‘ The class is encouraged to think critically and apply their knowledge to identify types of speeches in various scenarios.
- βοΈ Students are tasked with writing a speech on a current topic, fostering creativity and the practical application of public speaking skills.
- π The lesson concludes with an assignment to read about public speaking techniques, promoting continued learning and self-improvement outside the classroom.
Q & A
What was the topic of the previous class meeting?
-The topic of the previous class meeting was about nouns.
What is the definition of a noun according to the script?
-A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or animal.
What are some examples of nouns mentioned in the script?
-Examples of nouns mentioned in the script include 'dog,' 'table,' and 'teacher.'
What is the main lesson for the day according to the script?
-The main lesson for the day is about public speaking.
What are the three objectives of the public speaking lesson?
-The three objectives of the public speaking lesson are: 1) to define public speaking, 2) to differentiate between a prepared and impromptu speech, and 3) to create their own public speech.
What are the two forms of public speaking discussed in the script?
-The two forms of public speaking discussed in the script are prepared speech and impromptu speech.
What is a prepared speech according to the script?
-A prepared speech is a speech where the speaker has had time to prepare, rehearse, research, and possibly memorize the speech.
What are the different types of prepared speeches mentioned in the script?
-The different types of prepared speeches mentioned in the script are manuscript speech, memorized speech, and extemporaneous speech.
What is an impromptu speech as described in the script?
-An impromptu speech is a speech where the speaker has no time to prepare and is often asked to speak on the spot.
What is the assignment given to the students at the end of the script?
-The assignment given to the students at the end of the script is to read the techniques in public speaking.
What advice does the teacher give to the students about public speaking?
-The teacher advises the students to practice speaking, read more books, do research, and prepare themselves to become good speakers and potentially good leaders.
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