Engaging Communication
Cheri Simonds, Stephen Hunt, Brent Simonds
A brief yet substantial guide to becoming a critical consumer and creator of information, this title emphasizes media- and information-literacy, while supporting students in becoming more competent, confident, and ethical communicators. Chapters focus on foundational communication principles, crafting clear messages, responding and listening, and communicating persuasively. The text also touches on media literacy and speaking for the public good, giving students a solid introduction to the discipline.
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Table of Contents for Engaging Communication
- Module 1: Introduction to Communication
- Module 2: Communication Confidence
- Module 3: Ethical Communication
- Module 4: Perception and Self-concept
- Module 5: Choosing Topics
- Module 6: Analyzing Your Audience
- Module 7: Locating And Incorporating Supporting Material
- Module 8: Organizing Ideas
- Module 9: Outlining the Presentation
- Module 10: Beginning And Ending The Presentation
- Module 11: Using Appropriate Language
- Module 12: Designing Presentation Aids
- Module 13: Delivering the Presentation
- Module 14: Communicating in Groups
Key features
- Preparing to Participate boxes support comprehension of chapter content and suggest opportunities for applying that knowledge through Knowledge and Application prompts
- Critical Interactions provide students with opportunities to actively engage in various exercises throughout the text and to enhance critical thinking
- Civic Engagement Opportunities prompt students to further enhance their critical thinking of course concepts, prepare additional contributions for class discussion, and become more civically engaged