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Oral Discourse Courses
- General Education Information from the Undergraduate Bulletin
- Learning Objectives for Oral Discourse
Students will:
- communicate ideas (creative, expressive, intuitive, intellectual) according to a specific set of criteria
- establish and maintain an appropriate performer/audience relationship in a given oral exercise, and actively engage with listeners/audience
- respond to and, where appropriate, incorporate listener's comments and questions
- critique, orally or in writing, an oral performance
