For this assignment, students will spend time as a critical media observer - namely, their own uses of media in a 72 hour period.
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My name is Dr. Tara Franks and I am a college professor, student advocate, and author dedicated to innovative critical pedagogy and the study of humor in our everyday lives. Sierra College is my home where I teach classes in communication studies including Public Speaking, Media and Society, Group Communication, Communication Foundations, and Theory, Methods and Practice. I am also a full-time mom, amateur stand-up comedian, and avid karaoke singer!
Additional courses I have taught include: Gender Communication, Intercultural Communication, Intercultural Communication for the Business Professional, Advanced Critical Research Methods, Interpersonal Communication, Training and Development, Introduction to Human Communication, Business Communication, Media Studies, and Public Relations.
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September 8, 2017
In this activity, students will work on maintaining eye contact with their audience while giving an impromptu speech. The goal is to stop (or reduce) students' tendency to look at their visual aid during speech presentations.
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