NSP 4546 OCCR Substance Effects on Health, Family, Profession Communication in Health Care NUR 3076 OCCR Communication in Physics PHY 3091 OCCR What is Religion? REL 4044 SIP OCCR Project-Based Instruction SMT 4664 OCCR Interviewing & Documentation (3) SOW 3350 OCCR Fundamantals of Speech SPC 1017 OCCR Communication for Arts and Design SPC 2067 OCCR Public Speaking SPC 2608 OCCR Strategic Speech SPC 4620 OCCR Introduction to Theatre for Majors THE 2020 OCCR CRITERIA FOR COURSES SATISFYING THE ORAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCY REQUIREMENT SCOPE Competence in oral communication is indicated by an individual demonstrating the ability to clearly transmit ideas and information orally in a way that is appropriate to the topic, purpose, and audience. It also involves demonstrating the ability to discuss ideas clearly with others, to hear and respond to questions, and to assess critical response appropriately. Competence in oral communication cannot be accomplished through a single speaking experience but requires multiple occasions spread out through the course of the term. The specific types of oral skill (for example: debates, speeches, or lectures) may vary from discipline to discipline, though a minimal level of oral competence is required. Courses satisfying the oral communication competency requirement must enable the student to develop the requisite skills through application of theoretical concepts and analytical structures basic to successful oral communication. Thus, instruction in the theory and practice of oral communication must be an intrinsic part of the course, as evidenced in course objectives, course readings, activities, and evaluation. SPECIFIC CRITERIA While the precise method of instruction and examination is the prerogative of the instructor, approved courses must contain the following elements: The course must contain course readings and/or lectures related to instruction in the theory and practice of oral communication. The student must demonstrate competence in the following: generation of an original oral message clearly presents ideas and/or information; making effective use of both vocal and physical delivery in the presentation; adapting the presentation to the particular audience; and, being receptive to questions and/or criticism.
NSP 4546 Substance Effects on Health, Family, Profession OCCR NUR 3076 Communication in Health Care OCCR PHY 3091 Communication in Physics OCCR REL 4044 What is Religion? SIP OCCR SMT 4664 Project-Based Instruction OCCR SOW 3350 Interviewing & Documentation (3) OCCR SPC 1017 Fundamantals of Speech OCCR SPC 2067 Communication for Arts and Design OCCR SPC 2608 Public Speaking OCCR SPC 4620 Strategic Speech OCCR THE 2020 Introduction to Theatre for Majors OCCR CRITERIA FOR COURSES SATISFYING THE ORAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCY REQUIREMENT SCOPE Competence in oral communication is indicated by an individual demonstrating the ability to clearly transmit ideas and information orally in a way that is appropriate to the topic, purpose, and audience. It also involves demonstrating the ability to discuss ideas clearly with others, to hear and respond to questions, and to assess critical response appropriately. Competence in oral communication cannot be accomplished through a single speaking experience but requires multiple occasions spread out through the course of the term. The specific types of oral skill (for example: debates, speeches, or lectures) may vary from discipline to discipline, though a minimal level of oral competence is required. Courses satisfying the oral communication competency requirement must enable the student to develop the requisite skills through application of theoretical concepts and analytical structures basic to successful oral communication. Thus, instruction in the theory and practice of oral communication must be an intrinsic part of the course, as evidenced in course objectives, course readings, activities, and evaluation. SPECIFIC CRITERIA While the precise method of instruction and examination is the prerogative of the instructor, approved courses must contain the following elements: The course must contain course readings and/or lectures related to instruction in the theory and practice of oral communication. The student must demonstrate competence in the following: generation of an original oral message clearly presents ideas and/or information; making effective use of both vocal and physical delivery in the presentation; adapting the presentation to the particular audience; and, being receptive to questions and/or criticism.
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