Non-Verbal Communication in Speeches
Students will explore the impact of eye contact, body language, and gestures on a speaker's credibility and audience engagement.
Key Questions
- Analyze how eye contact and body language enhance a speaker's credibility.
- Differentiate between effective and distracting gestures during a speech.
- Predict how a speaker's posture might influence audience perception.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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