Users Online: 341

Irvah Lester Winter - Public Speaking Principles And Practice (643.0 Kb eBook)

Cover of Irvah Lester Winter's Book Public Speaking Principles And Practice

To get new PUA materials to you mailbox every week please subscribe to our mailing list, using form below


Free!
Happily, it is no longer necessary to argue that public speaking is a worthy subject for regular study in school and college. The teaching of this subject, in one form or another, is now fairly well established. In each of the larger universities, including professional schools and summer schools, the students electing the courses in speaking number well into the hundreds. These courses are now being more generally placed among those counted towards the academic degrees. The demand for trained teachers in the various branche... More >>> Irvah Lester Winter - "Public Speaking Principles And Practice" is electronically distributed. Download it for FREE


Editors Rating		Irvah Winter Books
Community Rating

Publisher:		PUA Media Library
Category:		Public Speaking
Format:		eBook
Delivery:		Download

Share/Bookmark this page


	Books of Irvah Winter PUAs Photos Pickup Articles Pickup Videos PUA Books DVD/Zip

Happily, it is no longer necessary to argue that public speaking is a worthy subject for regular study in school and college. The teaching of this subject, in one form or another, is now fairly well established. In each of the larger universities, including professional schools and summer schools, the students electing the courses in speaking number well into the hundreds. These courses are now being more generally placed among those counted towards the academic degrees. The demand for trained teachers in the various branches of the work in schools and colleges is far above the present supply. Educators in general look with more favor upon this kind of instruction, recognizing its practical usefulness and its cultural value. The question of the present time, then, is not whether or not the subject shall have a place. Some sort of place it always has had and always will have. Present discussion should rather bear upon the policy and the method of that instruction, the qualifications to be required of teachers, and the consideration for themselves and their work that teachers have a right to expect.