Here are some of the powerful voices you'll meet:
- Abraham Lincoln, who defined the art of delivering a strong conclusion with his iconic Gettysburg Address
- Marie Curie, whose commencement address to Vassar College in 1921 exemplifies how to turn dry facts into captivating stories
- Martin Luther King Jr., who illustrated the best way to share beliefs in his stirring "I Have a Dream"speech
A Course Designed for All Speakers
Explorations of public speaking are often bogged down in complex rhetorical terms. But Professor Hale has designed The Art of Public Speaking to be accessible to everyone. In order to do this, he takes you through each of the three key components of successful public speaking.
- How to prepare for public speaking.
- How to craft a great speech.
- How to handle your audience.
Practical Advice to Help You in Any Situation
The Art of Public Speaking, though rooted in rich history, is packed with practical advice. Here are just three of the tips you'll find:
- Speak from personal knowledge.
- Organize your facts into a story.
- Weave familiar references into your speech.
A Course that's Informative and Inspirational
