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    emotional level in order to attain the goal that they set forth for the speech. This goal can be to motivate or inspire the listeners

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    face by having to give a speech as well as the stress on what to give a speech over to keep your audience attentive. We connect with each other through the words we speak whether it is in a large group or one on one in a working interview. A teacher has to learn how to communicate in many different ways to help every student learn in their own unique way. I always found it hard to pick a topic that I want to discuss or write about. In my opinion, it is easier to give a speech that you are well familiar

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    Clinical vocabularies are defined as terminologies or coding systems that are structured list of terms which together with their definitions are designed to describe unambiguously the care and treatment of patients. The clinical vocabularies are used to create classification systems that are used around the world to provide a method of distributing coded concepts in a stored meaningful manner. (Thomson 2013) 1. What vocabularies do you have to choose from? The week 4 Neehr Perfect Assignment gives

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    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

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    Tsipursky Speech Fear

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    shows,” however that exact research is never disclosed to the audience nor cited or mentioned later. The passage certainly gives some sound advice about how to overcome “glossophobia,” as I have used techniques similar to these to overcome my own speech fears, but because the author doesn’t fully support her tips and reasonings behind each one, they lose their credibility. In the passage discussing the benefits of positivity as a way to

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    On October 18th, I presented a speech that informed the class about Candace Cameron Bure. The topics that I covered during my speech included Candace Cameron Bure’s early life, TV shows, movies, and personal life. Looking back on my speech, I discovered my strengths, weaknesses, and how to improve my weaknesses into strengths. During my speech, I presented many different strengths. One of the strengths that I had included having a detailed slide with many pictures. I did a good job organizing

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    I chose to write my informative speech about Golden Retrievers and my purpose of this speech was to give the class more information about the dog breed Golden Retrievers. In this self-evaluation I will be evaluating two of my strengths and two of my weaknesses to better improve by public speaking skills. My two strengths would include using and citing multiple sources and having effective transitions. My two weaknesses would include inadequate direct eye contact and having a weak introduction.

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    The ability to connect through speech is an enormous gift of life, and the ability to communicate effectively is an immense aspect of life. The job of a speech-language pathologist is one that comes with a great deal of responsibility and dedication. As you are taking on the position of providing the skills needed for an individual to have successful communication in a way that best suits them given their personal conditions. In order to be a successful speech-language pathologist, a required set

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    The Presentation Have you ever done a project that makes you really go out of your comfort zone? Not only that but did you also forget to prepare for it? I have. Now let me start of by saying that I use to be terrible at giving speeches or presentations in front of people, mainly because it brought me out of my comfort zone. Which would explain why I was terrible at preparing for them, because I did not like to practice in front of others. So when I was given an assignment my Sophomore year of high

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    After performing my informative speech, I immediately felt relieved. Mainly because I finally completed the assignment. I felt a little nervous and shaky, but I practiced so I knew I wasn’t going to mess up that majorly. I went over it several times and changed a variety of things. I couldn’t really think of any visuals except for the video. So at first I had music behind every point I had. Each song was planned appropriately for the topic of the point. Then, though, I knew that would be a hassle

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