TRIBUTE SPEECH OUTLINE This is not a simple biography, but a speech that will generate a deep sense of admiration and respect for your subject. Magnify the positive qualities of the person or group. These are qualities such as: excellence in performance, unusual accomplishments, overcoming obstacles, service to the community or the world, or sacrifices made for others. Include your personal admiration for this person and what (s)he means to you. Repeat the name several times so that the audience will remember it. Use a person's first name only when proper.…
(Transition: Let me explain the background of this amazing man.) Body I. My dad was born May 28,1948, in a little farming town in Michigan.…
During this persuasive speech, I once again started out slow (meaning during the introduction), but it eventually progressed and was much more easier to understand compared to the Informal Speech I had previously given. As soon as I had gotten more comfortable, it started to flow much better. My transitions between paragraphs made it clearer for my audience to follow. My points used were difficult to come by, but the goal of the speech to persuade my audience was still there and was still effective. If the points were more clear, the speech would have been better than it allegedly turned out. I do not have much strengths during my speeches, but what I can do to get better is to think of what I am going to say during my speech with the help…
Caleb Chowbay 10-11-13 Self-Critique Speech Self-Critique The first thing that I noticed in my introduction is that I need a better attention grabber. It was good, but there is definitely a better way to get the audience’s attention. The biggest thing in my speech that I noticed the most was the eye contact. I tend to look down at my notecards a lot. I review my speech over and over again before I give it, and almost memorize it, but it is my worst fear to speak in front of people so that is why I look down at my cards so much. Also, I have my cards too close to my face. The second thing that caught my attention while watching myself was that I need to have more gestures with my hands. Having a little bit more mobility with my hands will put more emphasis on the things that I am trying to say to the audience. The power point that I made was simple, but I feel like it got the points across and corresponded with my speech. I thought my tone throughout the speech was good. I feel like my tone of voice is very personable with the audience and not too soft or loud. Another thing that I thought I did well was pausing. I let my information sink in with the audience with a pause. I tend to use a lot of head movement when I’m speaking, and it is distracting to the audience. I used some humor in my speech by giving funny pictures and saying some things in my speech that made the audience laugh. I gave some time to let the humor set in with a pause and then proceeded to go on with my speech, so I thought that I used humor in my speech pretty well. My speech needs to be more conversational. When I watched myself speak, it seemed like I was reading it a little bit. With a more conversational way of speaking, you can attach yourself to the audience rather than reading your speech. Saying that, when I was speaking I was standing with good posture and speaking with a good tone. Even though I may have not been speaking conversationally, I think that my posture made up for it a…
The video is cool. It is reflect any aspect of me, example voice, gesture, eye contact, etc. From the video, I think I have enough sound, not really gesture and bad eye contact. I don’t know why event this speech and the previous speech, I studied in my mind, but when I presented, I always look at my note card. It was like nervous that time.…
grabber, be creative. Tell the audience what you’re going to tell them. Speeches are different from written communication. People hear the words instead of reading…
Commemorative Speech What if you were not raised up with your parents or you had to pick up everything and move to a different country that’s how my dads life started. My dad, was born on June 18, 1968 in Pakistan. He had many accomplishments, and tragedies during a young age, but I am here to only talk about the important ones. My dad has not only been father, but also my mentor and my best friend.…
When I watched my presentation, I saw how I started with a strong introduction with a rhetorical question. I by saying “Who would you call? What would you do? How would you handle the situation? All these questions may be hard for you to answer in your crisis. I got the answer to clean up the mess you got yourself into.” Also, I give the audience a vision by saying “Let’s say your life is being broadcast all over the media or maybe even your company. We all know One of your biggest fears would be getting caught in a scandal or having a bad rep.” You got all part of my introduction to the greeting, thesis, credibility, and overview. I also, had the personality to my speech when talking you could see how enthusiastic I was to the audience. This made my speech be interesting and not dull and my voice a great projectile for everyone in the class to hear. In my speech, I had great eye contact so I had the attention, keen interest, and understanding for my classmates. None verbal communication is “Behaviors, symbols, attributes, or objects—whether intended or not—that communicate messages with social meaning.” In my body of my speech, I provided information in chronically order as my overview. I give great information about the education requirements, job outlook, and Pros and…
Welcome Family and Friends Good Shabbos. Ritz I mean mikey my bad I was just looking at the kippah,…
There have been two major incidents in which two presidents, George W. Busch and Franklin O. Roosevelt, have made War speechs about taking drastic actions. Bush's speech entitled "Freedom and Fear are at War" spoken on September 20, 2001, and Roosevelts speech "Declaration of War," spoken on December 8, 1941, have both very unique strategys that are of genius. To compare and analyze their strategys, you have to understand what they are saying.…
Dear graduates, faculty, parents, and esteemed guests, We've gathered here today to commemorate, the egress of one class and ushering in of another to these hallowed halls of Grosse Pointe North High School via a graduation ceremony. However, it is more applicably a death, than a graduation. Please, lend me your ears, so as to stiffen the morbid conjecture that is immersing itself within your minds at this very moment. For you see, in the days of yore, when Norsemen still roamed this earth, they believed irrevocably in the notion of death as the ultimate triumph of an assailed human body and spirit; not as a catalyst of immense dread and anxiety. Yet, many of the individuals present on this field would indubitably remonstrate this ideology…
The actions I took to prepare for this speech impacts how I will prepare for future speeches is by continuing to rehearse on the train because I found it helpful to get familiar with my whole speech. The structure of my speech was ok and I do believe I could’ve done it better. Therefore, I plan for our final speech to go ahead and go to SACC for assistance for my preparation outline. One of my peers said it was extremely helpful to have had the opportunity of developing a better preparation outline than he had first made. I seem to lack in structure and I see it in my sub points since it Is a critique that my peers mentioned since my first speech. I’ll continue to relate my topics and ideas to my audience because I love seeing feedback from people because they seem to relate or are engage to my topic. Perhaps, I’ll incorporate one or two testimonies next time because they are first-hand accounts of people, and we love to hear stories rather than consistent statistics. At last, I find that I need to articulate certain words better, so I’ll highlight them to practice by repeating them out…
Preparing your speech for cue cards Before starting on the cue cards themselves make sure you've got the flow of the speech how you want it.…
they convey their message through comedic means, although they express different opinions on life in…
III. Princess Diana was a very kind hearted woman, noble by blood, famous by marriage, but used her public light in a positive way.…