Eleonora Hasani Comm 145 Online “Just Bag it” Speech Self-Evaluation 1. I gained my audience’s attention through an ironic joke. By asking my audience if they hated when people answered their own questions, and then proceeded to answer my own question saying I hated it, I got them interested in what else I had to say. 2. I feel like I introduced by topic clearly by stating in my introduction paragraph that I wanted to give the audience a “glimpse of my life” and then followed it with my thesis that included the three items I was going to talk about. 3. I think my presentation had a few distracting behaviors. The first being that I talked very fast. At times, I think it distracting as to the fast past I was talking. The other distracting thing …show more content…
What I think I did well in my speech was I made it fit within the time requirement, I had strong transitions, I had a good opener, and I think I chose three objects that were unique to me and I described them well. 9. To improve my speech, I would first and foremost talk slower. I talk at such a fast pace when I get nervous and it is distracting for my audience. Next I would place my first object in a better spot so that it does not fall while I am talking. Additionally, I would better use my notecards. I had them for this speech but I practiced it so much I seemed to just memorize it and did not even bother to look at them. If I had looked at them I would not have forgotten what I think was an important sentence in my conclusion. 10. It was surprising just how fast I talked. I have always been a fast talker and I attempted to slow down my pace but obviously, that still was no match for my nerves and I still talked very fast. 11. Overall, I am happy with my speech. It was by no means perfect but I am pleased by most it. 12. I think I should get about an 85. There are spots where I will lose points because I did make errors but after looking at the rubric for this speech I think my speech was deserving of around a
You did a great job starting your conclusion with a summary of your main points and restated the thesis statement. In this way, this conclusion brings the audience's mind back to the overall purpose. You offered solid and concise claims to prove the author’s
On the other hand, I sensed that he was a little too excited for presentation and was speeding through his presentation to where some of us couldn’t write down as many notes as we wanted
During the speech, George was making jokes which really showed his confidence and that he enjoyed the research he did. I also liked that he had an outline before he started the main part of his speech. The outline gave me an overview on who Lewis Walker was and what parts George was going to use in the speech. Also, George had an opener that got my attention. Instead of being just facts, he put some creativity into his opener which I
In the speech, I announced the terms that previewed the actual chords and the main points. While I did this, I spoke at a quick pace, but nevertheless with clarity for the audience to catch every word that I spoke. Speaking too quickly, the fast motions, and a few careless pronunciations really made the speech less appealing. After watching the video, I noticed how much I used void fillers. I would say “alright” and “so” quite often.
Hi Johal, Your oral presentation about your dance journey was an inspiring story, which opens up many opportunities in your life. It is amazing to know that how it shakes your personality and helped you to overcome criticism. Throughout out the presentation, you did really well in presenting your ideas in a very comfortable manner and maintained good eye contact with the audience. As well as, you answered to the audience questions in detailed at the end of your presentation. You presented with confident.
The speaker of this inspirational speech was Stephen Colbert. This speaker was giving a commencement speech at Northwestern University which I watched on YouTube. Stephen Colbert speaks to the graduating class that there is no way to plan for what life has in store for you. Along with his speech he includes jokes, analogies, and stories from his life making it more relatable.
Overall the speeches were very well written, and very enjoyable to
I mentioned James Bond in the beginning of my speech to draw attention to my topic. On another note, my time management has improved significantly and the topic was appropriate for both the assignment and the audience. My speech was kept organized and easy to follow using my outline, and my main point was made
Everyone, at some point in their life, has a proud moment. Something that the memory of just fills them with pride. As I sit in my 4-H lawn chair, watching the Scarecrow Fest parade, I am reminded of the time I won the 4-H Demonstration Contest. It was a warm summer day, and I was about twelve years old. I had been practicing my speech for weeks and now the big day was finally here.
It was a true wake-up call of why I do speech and debate. The message. I go into each and every tournament with the mindset- I don’t care if I win, but if I don’t influence someone’s thoughts, then I did not do my job. Now while the 300$ prize guaranteed to the winner of this contest may seem so sweet, the true winner of this contest, is the speaker that changes minds, influences people, and most importantly, makes
All in all, I thought my speech was pretty good but could use some improvement in the near
While I was doing my observation with officer Barabasch I think that being able to communicate with each other worked very well. He was really good talking to me and he always asked me if I had any question or if I needed anything. The one thing that I think would have been more successful if I had stayed longer or tried to go back one more day to see how else he communicated with people because we didn’t talk to many people. The one thing that I am really proud of is telling officer Barabasch my story and how I wasn’t scared to share it with him.
Poor delivery - that is talking too fast and/or too loudly; mumbling because you are too tense or nervous; talking in a monotone; forgetting to pause and take a breath. The key to success is to slow down and pace yourself. Use pauses and breaks in the conversation to introduce rhythm into the dialogue. Being too right.
The biggest mistake I made was that I practiced the interview alone. I will practice the interview with someone who can coach me in a real situation so I could improve on my speaking abilities.
Firstly I just want to take a moment and digest the fact that I’m actually giving my 2nd speech because honestly it took me forever. Last week I had a talk with myself. I told myself that if don’t give my speech this week then I would probably never give it. So I sat down to write it, but I was blank. I sat there for an hour, hour and a half staring into the blues.