Speech and Debate - Dual Credit
Taught by:
About the course
Speech and Debate introduces and acquaints the student with the skills and art of public speaking. The student will learn the theories and techniques involved in preparing a speech, the strategies involved in delivering a speech as well as the tactics of a formal debate. Students will be exposed to a variety of speech types including: personal introduction, testimony, informative, persuasive, demonstration, technological, Bible Study, individual and team debates, and a variety of impromptus.
Students willing to accommodate a more rigorous academic schedule can receive a considerable discount on package courses. Schedule a free consultation with Kepler’s Academic Advisor for more details.
Course Objectives
Speech and Debate is designed to:
- Expose a variety of speech and debate types;
- Curtail the appropriate research for the specific speech type;
- Survey the historical and theological foundations of speech-acts
- Lead students to deliver informative, persuasive, demonstration and a variety of specialized presentations; and
- Connect effective speech delivery to pragmatic success.
Texts
- BJU Sound Speech: Public Speaking & Communication Studies, Student Edition
Dual Enrollment
This course is approved from Colorado Christian University for Dual Enrollment.