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    My speech was about the ability to be different and how we can have that opportunity without being judged. By using ethos I can represent how i am as a person and by repeating the words “The most” I am showing the audience that i am not just an average person quite the opposite i am a complete mess. I establish logos by using a percentage of a survey in a high school with over 2,000 student using this information i am showing that is actually really common that people feel like nowan knows who they

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    were very soft spoken. 2. What are two things that you think you can improve upon for your next speech? In every speech, there is room for improvement. The two main things I need to improve on is memorizing what I’m going to say and talk at a moderate pace. For my next speech, I’m going to memorize my information, because in this past speech I only memorized parts so I had to keep looking at my speech outline. The second main thing I need to fix is talking at a moderate pace. When I got up there

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    Think. Before. Speaking. If people really want to make a good impression on their partner, their boss, or anyone they meet in life, please determine what to say before letting words come out. Everyone should think before they talk because if not, people will get a negative impression of the speaker, but thinking before speaking allows the audience to understand the speaker, and it defines the speaker's reliability. If the speaker does not give a thought about what he is going to say, the speaker

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    Lisa Nichols, a celebrated transformational speaker who has inspired millions through her seminars, is an astonishing woman; I can truly say she has transformed my views on public speaking. She expressed that as a speaker it’s a bigger responsibility than standing on stage. Nichols stated, “As a speaker you have to be willing to take a risk”. She then elaborated by stating that sometimes you must be willing to put your all into something and jump off your own stage. everything you do won't always

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    critique for my persuasive Speech I will first talk about 2 main areas of delivery and content. And then I will discuss a main area that I wanted to improve on from my informative speech and whether or not I achieved improvement. The first 2 main points include my structure and organization of the speech and second my eye contact with the audience. The last main point, which covers my comparison of this speech and my last speech, will include my preparedness for the speech. Something that I took

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    front of a crowd, I don't get anxious at all during a speech, I speak loud and clear, I rarely say um or ugh when giving a speech, and I tend to have good eye contact. My weaknesses as a speaker are that, I tend to pause a lot, to think of what i'm going to say and make sure what I say makes sense, also I could use more eye contact when I give a speech, and I sometimes stutter when I give a speech. I will try to prepare and practice my speech more ahead of time, so I won't hesitate as much

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    embarrassing situation. Knowing the audience and having things in mind like age, gender, education but also the location, and size of the audience, can facilitate our lives and deliver a successful speech. Considering the age of the majority of our audience is a really important thing in delivering a good speech manly because you don’t want to lose, or confuse the public. For example, in my situation, my classroom’s audience is composed of individuals older than 18 years-old. In this case communicating

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    Speech Critique Making a video for a class it’s very difficult, especially when the students don’t have any experience talking for a camera, as an student it was hard for me to critique another student speech. I am going to do this assignment based on Juan Candela’s informative speech. Juan talked about terrorism, his objective was to inform to the audience how to identify terrorism, how to take care in case we see something suspicious and the way they work to try to recruit people for their organization

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    My critical speech review will be on the debatably the greatest speaker of the last decade. This review will be on the 44th president of the United States of America, Barrack Obama. Barrack Obama captivated millions of people with is charisma, charm, and oratory skills. Compared to the election we had last year, neither speaker had the oratory skills that Obama. To better understand this paper the audience must a good understanding of what an “great oratory speaker” is. A great oratory speaker is

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    My Persuasive Speech

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    In my persuasive speech what I did well in my speech using my visual aids properly, also provide enough information to back up my presentation. Getting information provided additional resources I even talking to actual gang member that's in my family he gave me a real outlook on gang members, also the violence they cause in the communities. Gathering information on my Notecards was a goal I wanted to improve for my next speech, using the steps you went over in class played a big role in the way I

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