UNC Greensboro Speaking Center: Recent Episodes
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The University Speaking Center provides consultation support and instructional services for UNCG students, faculty, employees, and members of the Greensboro community. Our support is designed to help speakers further develop their own oral communication confidence and competence. We provide peer-to-peer feedback, guidance, and other support in the areas of public speaking preparation and delivery, interpersonal communication, and group or team communication. We do not subscribe to a one size fits all philosophy, we never have.
Tune in to our podcast episodes for helpful speaking tips!
In this episode, we discuss how delivery is just as much psychological as it is physical. You must become conscious of behaviors you wish to change, practice the changes until they feel comfortable, and then reinforce the changed behavior
In this episode we discuss Monroe’s Motivated Sequence - a 5 step organizational pattern focusing on maintaining the audience’s motivation to listen throughout the presentation.
This episode will provide strategies for improving the flow of a speech by lowering the use of fillers.
This podcast episode is going to revolve around tips for persuasive speech questions. The types of questions we’re going to cover include a question of fact, a prediction of future events, an unverifiable question, a question of value, and a question of policy.
This podcast episode is going to revolve around tips for designing and using visual aids in your speech. The aspects we’re going to cover revolve around your presentation’s texts, visuals, and the delivery.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of your appearance, maintaining eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, body movements, and posture.
This podcast covers the do's and dont's of delivery. This covers eye contact, hand gestures, body movement, vocal performance, and...
Purpose, Introduction, Main Points, Transitions, and Conclusion are covered in this tip-sheet to podcast
Listen along as the method to incorporating transitional words and phrases into a speech is explained. UNCG's Speaking Center has plenty of tips to help its students be successful in the speech making process.
In this brief podcast we test out anchor and answer some questions on how we’ve been handling the Corona Virus.