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![]() STUDENT SPEECHES FOR ANALYSIS VOL. 3
By observing and analyzing some of the best and worst speech techniques,
students are encouraged to examine their own speeches more critically. Cat. # 1018D
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Teaching rhetorical theory, communication techniques and history of American public address relies on the availability of speech models. Now all 118 of the most important speeches of the last seventy years are available online. That's right, the entire critically acclaimed Great Speeches Video Series is easily accessible to you and your students on one website. A small percentage of these may be found elsewhere on the web but they are frequently incomplete and the video quality is poor. You may assign viewing on one day and discover that the speech has been removed the next day due to copyright infringement. Worse yet, on some of these websites, the speeches are accompanied by comments from viewers laced with ignorant and unsavory remarks including profanity, hate-mongering and racial epithets. These may be hard to explain in class the next day. Great Speeches OnDemand contains full-screen video of speeches with instructional introductions explaining the context and impact of the speech and a biography of the speaker.
Unlimited viewings for your entire school
Library accessibility Requires Internet Connection Note: When purchasing Video On Demand Online, you will receive an e-mail within 1 business day that includes your user id and password along with a request for static ip information.
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