My Presentation Of A Training Program

which I wasn’t expecting.  So on the side of beginning my BSN program this week and figuring all this out, I am finalizing a speech to give today in front of about a thousand people.  Here it goes for public speaking!

- What I did well during my speech was looking at my audience. I was always facing my audience and have a quick view to my PowerPoint. I believe I did well on these aspects because I wasn’t like the other students always looking at the PowerPoint and not even facing the audience. I know this is a public speaking class and the point is to talk to our audience while facing them.

Before I knew it, my time to present arrived, and even though I was somewhat confident in myself, I still had those presentation jitters. There was no way around the presentation, so I got in front of the classroom and gave it my all. I finished after about twenty minutes, including a question session by my teacher, and my classmates all clapped for me when it was over. My teacher said that my presentation was really great and even claimed that I had a college quality presentation! From that moment on, I realized that English is not so bad after all, and that I have all the skills needed to conquer the

I have given quite a few speeches in the last few years, even at such a young age. Though I was proficient when I started this class, I have improved even more in these last six weeks. My strengths definitely fall in my organization and content. However in my delivery I often lack in vocal variety and volume, mostly due to nerves, and I often rushing my conclusions. Due to the rank I have in organizations like the National Honor Society, I will often have to speak in public or address my peers so I plan on continuing to practice for my speeches out loud and hopefully I will improve.

After completing the speech, I thought I did good in some area and can improve other. While giving this speech I was able to focus on my topic and utilize given time. I thought I won’t be able to stand in front of the class and speak for that long, but I went over the time limit. I’m sure I was able to explain the subject matter and entertain audiences. I also believe I speak with a voice that is able to reach all audiences.

Implementing a comprehensive Training Management Plan (TMP) for CGI will result in a well managed financially strong company, while also providing an exciting environment to build a career.

Public speaking can be very stressful, regardless of the many techniques out there to assist in calming your nerves. I think that every “first time” is a failure to me. If I’m starting a new class, leading a certain briefing, or addressing new people, I will always walk away with the feeling I could have done better. However, with that way of thinking I feel like it has pushed me to do better and I still use this to continue to show improvement. The first briefing I did as a young soldier to my superior command was almost too overwhelming. I found that after a few minutes it immediately got easier. I now use this experience to assist myself in current situations. I can become very nervous due to the fact that I’m competitive in everything

Later that day, we all gathered at the chamber, some of us were apprehensive to be on the stage to present our speeches. All too fast it was my turn and I got to say that I actually did a great job. I was a nervous wreck but managed to present my case with a calmness in my voice. I could feel everyone’s eyes on me as they listen carefully to what I had to say. Surprisingly, I didn’t fail, though I didn’t get to say all of what I had on my paper since there was a time limit. I still ended at a good part, it even sounded like it was supposed to be the end of my speech.

I am Alexander Ingram, student of Ozark Technical Community College. This is my third year as a student at this school. I am studying in the design and drafting program with possibly only two semesters for my degree after this one. One of the more important courses I am taking during my scholar at this school besides the Drafting classes is Public Speaking. I recently gave a self introduction speech at the head of the Public Speaking classroom. This course will not only help me see several places where I could improve but, also I will learn methods to improve and ways to better inform, deliver, and persuade as on personable speech and general speaking in public.

I need to be more expressive with my body language, as I often stand rigid during my presentation. I will have to actively think about movement during presentations and make appropriate gestures throughout my presentations. I also need to work on my transitions, which are often satisfactory, but can sometimes feel out of place or unnatural. This is something that can be improved through better speech writing and practicing until the transitions are fluid and natural. There is always room for improvement in all areas of speech, and I expect to grow as a speaker through practice and applying what I learned in this class to future public speaking

The actions I took to prepare for this speech impacts how I will prepare for future speeches is by continuing to rehearse until I’m able to proceed without looking at my speaking outline. I’ll study my preparation outline more than my speaking outline because I feel better reading and remembering the outline with more details. To improve my anxiousness when being in front of our class I believe it’s all based on experience so I’ll probably be more relaxed next time. Also, I’ll try and keep something positive in my mind before presenting. For my next speech, I’m going to have to condense my preparation outline more by making final decisions on points that I’m indecisive about, whether I like it or not, because they take up time. Instead of using filler words I’ll try and just pause to regain my thoughts. At last, I believe I did well at speaking in good pronunciation and articulation but I give credit to the fact of studying my preparation outline which allowed me to speak fluently as

This class has helped my public speaking skills in many ways. My greatest improvement overall is that I am now confident in my public speaking abilities and yes there will always be a little nervousness but no anxiety. I have become a more confident speaker compared to what I was before I took this class. Although the progress is not huge, it is progress and I am very satisfied with the progress I have made throughout this semester. I cannot wait to use the skills I have learned throughout this course in the future when I will have to speak in front of a group of

I felt like I was going to say more about my topics, mostly to the fact that I forgot some things when I got up there. I also wish I would have gone into more detail about my family and where I work. Next time I will defiantly practice more and be more prepared; I will try to balance out my eye contact to the whole room and try not to look at my poster as much as I should. To improve from this presentation, I will start working on my speech earlier than I did this time and try to get more stuff prepared for it instead of the week of the presentation to try to come up with something quick. When we start our informative speech I plan on finding my information early and becoming familiar with it then putting everything together. Last time I got a bunch of my poster done and then realized that I want to change something. Then I had to change a whole part of my poster, so definitely on this next speech I will plan out what I'm going to do a lot better. When I was watching the presentations it was very easy to see who practiced and was prepared and who

Public Speaking is a valuable life skill humans need to develop in their lifetime. This skill allows one to communicate and interact with people in a large or small public setting. There are individuals who are “natural born” public speakers; to others, it’s a skill that they learn over time by practice. Growing up I was always confident with public speaking. Being an architecture major, students are required to give presentations to large audiences throughout our college career. Overall, having this opportunity to practice public speaking has enhanced this skill. However, the COMS 130 class has taught different ways to improve myself when public speaking. Going over my persuasive speech I was able to notice both positive and negative

Through my presentation, I believe I have strongly improved my clarity and confidence when speaking out to an audience. Though I occasionally stumble through my lines, I am confident that my abilities have come a long way from what my skill level in term 1. For example, for the To Kill A Mockingbird project that we did recently, I believe I executed the first 2 slides of my slide very well. The last slide I did for this project was not as great, as I had forgotten some parts of my presentation, and the abrupt ending. I have also fixed my problems of fidgeting from term 1 as well. For term 3, I will continue to work on fluidness of speech, making sure that I know my lines correctly.