DUE DATE
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You are to discuss ONE person that you see as your hero or role
model. They must be a human being. This means no fictitious
person such as Batman or Superman or Wonder Woman. They can
be, but do not have to be, related to you.
1. You must
begin with an Introduction (See Intro and Con. Notes)
2. Body of the speech must be divided into 3
areas
Area 1.
The first
topic must be the vital statistics regarding the
role model or hero.
Vital statistics include: When &
Where Born, Information
regarding their childhood,
Where did they/ do they go to
school? Where do they
/ did they work (if
applicable), Interesting facts about
their life. Death (if applicable).
Area 2 The second topic should discuss one
attribute or
characteristic
which makes them your hero/role model. You
must first define
the attribute (either your own or from a
dictionary. Then you must tell why it, the
attribute, is
important to you.
And then give several examples of how
the person
demonstrates this characteristic.
Area 3 The third topic should discuss another
attribute or
characteristic
which makes them your hero/role model.
You must first
define the attribute (either your own or from
a
dictionary. Then you must tell why it,
the attribute, is
important to you.
And then give several examples of how
the person demonstrates
this characteristic.
3. You must end with a conclusion (See Intro and
Conc. notes)
YOU MAY USE 1 3X5 NOTE CARD WRITTEN ON ONE SIDE
Introduction _______________
/ 10
Does the speech have an attention getting device,
transition to the thesis, thesis, and forecast?
Body Organization _______________
/ 25
Vital Statistics (5) 1st
Attribute (10) 2nd Attribute (10)
Why
Attribute is . Why Attribute is
important
to the important to the
3 different
examples (3) 3 different examples (3)
Conclusion _______________
/ 10
Nonverbal Skills _______________ / 20
Eye Contact (6) Gestures
(6)
Facial Expression (4) Posture/Stance
(4)
Verbal Delivery _______________ / 20
Appropriate articulation, use of paralinguistics, and
very few teenbonics or vocalized pauses.