Lecture Four
CALS 001/183 Foundations: Communication Methods, Lecture Outline
Week of Sept 28 -
Friday Oct 2, 2015.
CALS 183: Students go to
one lecture and one lab per week
Lecture
A (CRN 90140) Tuesdays 2:50-4:05pm L/L Commons 315
Lecture B (CRN 91368) Thursdays
1:15-2:30pm L/L Commons 315
CALS 001: Students
go to one lecture and one lab per week
Lecture
A (CRN 90125) Mondays 1:10 - 2:00pm 001 Kalkin
Lecture B
(CRN 90126) Wednesdays 1:10 - 2:00pm 001 Kalkin
Lecture C (CRN 92288) Fridays 1:10 -
2:00pm 413 Waterman
Lecture
D (CRN 92995) Tuesdays 1:15-2:30pm 314 Dewey
Lecture E (CRN 95846) Mondays
2:20-3:10pm Lafayette
108
Lab
Schedule
Please put away all electronic
devices (laptops, smart phones, Ipods, etc.) and take out
something to write with and paper.
Tips
From the TAS:
- Hook should be
obvious at beginning
of your your presentation.
Be
creative!
- Bring your Flash
Drive when presenting!
- End with "Thank You".
Do not say "That's about it."
- OK to occasionally
walk (don't pace) and return to the
neutral position.
- Keep hair out of
your face. No Hats (unless part of
costume).
Don't chew gum while
speaking.
- Pacing
is the speed of your
presentation (which should
be slow). Don't pace
back and forth.
Return to the neutral
position (stand tall
arms at sides), avoid
crossing legs, leaning
on tables or desks, and
fidgeting.
- Intro: repeat
your name even if MC
says it.
- If
you make
a mistake, DON'T
APOLOGIZE, just
keep going!
- Pause
for effect -
figure out where
you want your
audience to
really pay
attention -
insert pause (two
full seconds)
there.
- During
a
presentation,
no cell phone
use, no talking
or distracting
sounds, don't
leave or enter
the room.
- Master
of Ceremonies
should stand
in front of
room, and
speak loud and
clear when
introducing
speaker
and prompting
for questions.
- Critique
form manager
should collect
critiques
after each
speaker and
give to
speaker.
- ****
FOLLOW
THE CRITIQUE
SHEETS ****
and practice
in front of
friends and
get feedback!
Assignments &
Announcements:
- Practice your informational
presentation in front of others and get feedback.
- Quiz on
PRESENT YOURSELF today.
- Check Syllabus (CALS
001, CALS
183) speaking schedule for
when you are presenting and your lab role.
- Outside
Speech Critique assignment. UVM lecture
calendar site. Example: Al
Gore Tues Oct 6 evening at Ira Allen Chapel
- Class Attendance Policy from
syllabus: "Unexcused absences from lecture or lab result in
1% reduction of your final course grade for each unexcused
absence. Attendance will be taken each lecture and
lab. If you are late, you will be marked absent.
This is not a class to cut and get notes from someone
else. This is a class where you must come to lecture
and lab a few minutes early every time and be ready to
participate for the entire lecture or
lab. Athletes are excused only for Varsity Games
(and work is expected to be made up within one week). No students have earned an A
in this course who have had more than two unexcused
absences. If you can not make a class, you must notify your
instructor before the class. Notification after the
class will result in a zero for that class and
assignment. If you miss a speaking assignment without
notifying your instructor before the class or if you miss a
speaking assignment because you were
not prepared, you will earn a zero for that
assignment. Only extreme legitimate prior-notification
absences (death in the family, serious illness, or accident)
will be made up. For an excuse to be legitimate you
must contact your college's Deans office (for CALS Deans
Office Rose Laba, 656-0289,
rlaba@uvm.edu) and they will notify Dr.
Leonard. This should be a very rare
occurrence. The TAs and
Dr. Leonard need to hear from the Deans Office for an excuse
to be legitimate."
- CALS 001
students, visit with your academic
advisor and have them sign the
Advisor Meeting Form. Join a club or organization.