Ted Talks Rhetorical Analysis Criteria
I have ten speeches (videos) and there are questions (attached) for each speech. Basically just see the videos and answer the questions for each speech.
1-Scott Fraser: The problem with eyewitness testimony:
2-I Choose To Be Happy Lizzie Velasquez
3-Jamie Oliver's TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food
4-Brene Brown: The power of vulnerability
5-What makes a great talk, great: Chris Anderson
6-Al Gore: Averting the climate crisis
7-Pamela Meyer: How to spot a liar
8-Monica Lewinsky: The price of shame
9-Stephen Colbert 2006 Knox College Commencement Address
10-President Reagan's Farewell Speech
1. What kind of presentation was it?
2. What was the central idea of this presentation?
3. What sources did the speaker orally cite if any?
4. How would you evaluate the speaker's vocal variety?
5. How would you evaluate the speaker's physical delivery?
6. Did the speaker use any visual aids? If so, how would you evaluate the speaker's management of the visual aids?
7. Did like or not like this presentation? Be specific with at least two examples.
8. What two things did you learn by watching this presentation that you did not already know?