Public Speaking

This program reveals a set of methods and attitudes at the core of successful communication.

Dr. Sylvia Arend explains Canadian Prime Ministers have had to adapt to new techniques when addressing their audience about political matters.

The average person, it’s said, feels more anxiety about talking in front of a group than about dying.

This program examines language in a historical context and as a political tool.

This program explores the ability of body language to reinforce or contradict the message we are sending verbally.

As Daniel Webster pointed out, eloquence originates within a person; it is not created by the mere recitation of words.

teaches viewers that understanding body language can help improve their communication. Topics covered include being aware of your own body language; learning to read others’ body language; body language for presentations; and body language for selling, conflict, and becoming more expressive.