Final Speech Essay

My “Life in Bag” speech I felt went fairly well, I was surprised at how nervous I was presenting. I am interested in seeing how the next presentation goes, when I am explaining my career. Prior to the presentation I was a bit nervous not terribly though, I went second in the class so I didn’t have much time to worry about it. During the presentation I was far more nervous. It is different talking about you, once feelings are attached; it’s simpler to discuss something you have knowledge about

that left my mouth seemed to end on a note of confusion and was open for interpretation. I tried to improve my accent, but it was like icing on a flat cake. I continued to participate in class, in hopes that I would eventually grow out of this odd speech phase. However, I would still get responses such as, “What do you mean?” or “Can you repeat that?”

topic. She was already very credible because she has dealt with mental illness. Ruby’s speech was very effective because she cared about the end goal of her speech (call to action): to spread awareness about mental illness. Ruby organized her speech in a very interesting and unique manner. I found a combination of a topical organizational pattern and a problem solution pattern. The introduction of her speech was very strong. She captivated the audience with a personal story that she made even more

The first thing the speaker said was that this talk was designed to make you uncomfortable. This is one of the first things that we talked about in class this semester. How the topics involved with modern social problems where not comfortable topics and that is why we avoided talking about them. So when he said that at the beginning it automatically got me thinking about all the things we talked about in class that had made me uncomfortable. Then I got to think, how come this uncomfortable topics

An intriguing speech event that I take part of in my daily life is at the place of my work; a restaurant in Old Town. Under the employ in the service industry, it’s a common knowledge among co-workers that speech patterns change when interacting with a customer. It becomes a running joke between co-workers, mimicking the heightened, sociable pitches and over friendly choices of words. As a waitress in a typical restaurant setting, the content of this unofficial speech event are the repeated cycles

Introduction Well said and executed speech can turn somebody’s opinion in 180 degrees. But is it possible to change opinion of whole nation about their idolized leader? Certainly a good speech can question his’ or hers good opinion. It of course needs good arguments and a replacement. Replacement for an another great leader. And my speech presents how it is possible to destroy a good image of someone, that had been building it for years, and put someone else on a pedestal. Main part: • Context •

Informative speech evaluation My introduction was quite low. Like they always say the beginning of everything is always the hardest. Later on when I continued with my speech I started to gain my audience’s attention since I became more confidence in my self than when I first started my presentation. I had my note card with me that really helped me a lot with all my points, hence I could have forgotten everything that I had prepared on the table for the day. It helped me in reviewing all my points

1. The spatial pattern is that there is at least one language in danger on each continent. Things that stood out to me was the areas that they covered. They all cover a very large area of land that are in some sort of threat. Also, I was surprised to see no threats in the Europe area, while the United States has two more serious threats. 2. These expeditions are very interesting that this team is going out and finding languages that not many people know about. Looking at these makes it more

Weal Neal COM 103-06 March 20, 2017 Special Occasion Speech Self-Eval Overall elements of my speech that I enjoyed were my strong facial expressions and my ability to maintain enough eye contact with the audience. Elements I could work on was not showing the audience how nervous I was going up, practice on my body language and not try to move too much when presenting. Work on my pace while I read and try not to stumble across things. To ensure improvement practice ahead of time and make sure

problem I have not yet fully mastered. The general tips for overcoming stage fright include a denerous amount of practice to limit the potential mistakes that can be made. Going to the place where the presentation will be held and going through the speech can be a great way to practice. Rehearsing