Melissa Newton, CTM
|
|
          
|
Access to a wide range of resources is going to give you the tools to
accomplish your goals. Resources fall into several categories including
books, magazines, newsletters, associations, and websites. Get started by reviewing the resources below that you will find invaluable. I encourage you to discover the resources that will be most effective for you. If there is a resource you feel would be helpful to others, send me an e-mail at www.mnewtonmcp@aol.com with the details.
BOOKS: Speaking "On Speaking Well: How to Give A Speech with Style, Substance, and Clarity," Peggy Noonan (ISBN: 0-06-039212-6) "Speak to Influence: How to Unlock the Hidden Power of Your Voice," Susan Berkley (ISBN: 0-9664302-1-2) BOOKS: Self-Development "The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know," E.D. Hirsch, Jr., Joseph F. Kett, and James Trefil (ISBN: 0-395-43748-2)
"The Chicago Manual of Style: The Essential Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers" (ISBN: 0-226-10389-7) Note: This reference book is a necessity when writing! ASSOCIATIONS: Toastmasters International, Inc.: Public speaking organization and a fantastic venue to begin your effective communication journey! I have been part of the Toastmasters organization for some time. You can read about my experience with Toastmasters at Resources - Toastmasters or visit their web-site at www.toastmasters.org. RESOURCES ON ORAL HISTORY: References for Oral History. Visit this link for direct links to the Oral History Association, Studs Terkel, and Tom Brokaw.
Return to |
BOOKS: Writing