Abstract
The honors student comes to the public speaking class with a unique set of needs and learning preferences which require alterations to the traditional course. This article explores a variety of honors course formats, honors students’ characteristics and learning preferences, and some ideas for restructuring the typical public speaking course to best accommodate honors students. As such, this article can serve as an initial step toward creating a new honors course or restructuring an existing course. The suggested formats and content changes can create added challenge and participatory experience to improve honors education.
Recommended Citation
Jensen, Karla Kay and Williams, David E.
(1998)
"Teaching the Honors Public Speaking Course,"
Basic Communication Course Annual: Vol. 10, Article 14.
Available at:
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/bcca/vol10/iss1/14
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