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Chapter 13: Invitational Speaking
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Example CSU Invitational Speech
Questions?
Let's turn to the coursebook
pg. 43
Listen carefully for Invitational Environment, MMP, and conditions E, V, SD
Invitational Speaking
Function of Invitational Speaking
Activity:
In groups of 4-6, generate a list of 3 potential invitational speaking topics and explain why they are invitational
Next, formulate potential MPP's for each of the 3 topics
Present your information as a group before the class
Public Deliberation:
"engaging in a process that involves the careful weighing of information and views" (240)
- Invitational Speaking:
"type of public speaking in which a speaker enters into a dialogue with an audience to clarify positions, explore issues and ideas, or articulate beliefs and values" (240)
Speech to Explore an Issue:
- "invitational speech in which the speaker attempts to engage an audience in a discussion about an idea, concern, topic, or plan of action" (243)
The goal is to gain a better perspective
Multiple Perspectives Pattern
(MPP)
Your speech must incorporate multiple perspectives in an "organizational pattern that allows the speaker to address the many sides and positions of an issue before opening up the speech for dialogue with the audience" (249)
Similar to a thesis, if you do not have a MPP, your speech will suffer
Let's look at examples: pg. 249, 244
Tips for Topic Selection
You can expand your informative speech
- health policies on obesity
- universal design buildings
- flat tax system
You introduce and overview an issue then present multiple perspectives on the issue
Pick something you do not have strong beliefs, values, attitudes about
Also, choose something that has clear, research-oriented perspectives
Requirement for Invitational Round
Before We Begin
Agenda Setting & Looking Ahead
Invitational Environment:
"environment in which the speaker's highest priority is to understand, respect, and appreciate the range of possible positions on an issue regardless of own" (241)
Today:
- Graded speeches with comments
- office hours, after class, email
- Invitational Speaking (content)
- Assign Invitational Speech Round
Next Week:
- Topic Proposals (due Tuesday)
- Quiz 2 (due Tuesday)
Three Conditions
Know and use these in speech
Condition of Equality
- all audience members hold equally valid perspectives worthy of exploration
Condition of Value
- recognize the inherent value of audience views regardless of own
Condition of Self-Determination
- people know what is best for them and should make their own choices