Good evening, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I____________, am representing the defendant in case 129: Smith vs. Johnson. This is a good example of an excellent public speaker. A good public speaker can communicate with an audience about a topic you both enjoy. I"m here to talk to you about public speaking and how to be a good public speaker.
In public speaking it's important to get to the point quickly. If I were to say, "Um, ah, like, yeah I"m here to tell you that cars are cool", you wouldn't take me seriously would you?" Since I didn't get to my point quickly you were distracted and got bored.
When making a public speech it's important to believe in what you say so you can persuade people. Practice many times before you present your speech so you can read it confidently and smoothly. Many people make the common mistake of reading their speech too quickly so they can "get it over with". If someone got up on stage and said, "Um, I think cars are kinda cool and uh yeah I really like cars" no one would be convinced that cars are cool because the speaker didn't give any proof or examples to back up his or her statement. If the speaker doesn't believe in the topic why should the audience?.
Another good tip to remember when speaking publicly is to get involved in your speech, use hand gestures, keep eye contact and use expression. Even if a person has the greatest information but talks like this:(bad posture, same tone of voice) "Good evening, I"m here to talk about something that's really cool, you really want to hear this" you"d probably be asleep in about one minute. However if someone talks like this:(good posture and enthusiasm) "Good evening, I"m here to talk about something that's really cool, you really want to hear this." You would be really interested. You should also keep in mind the audience you will be speaking to and make sure your comments are age and subject related.
Never admit nervousness to the audience no matter how anxious you may feel. ... Another problem for some speakers is eating before the speech. ... Good eye contact is a must! ... Have a good reason for using color, and watch for color contrast, such as, light colors on light backgrounds. ... These simple suggestions should get you well on your way to a good presentation....
A public speech needs to give/have a thesis, organizational structure (introduction, body, and conclusion), supporting material, good delivery and good language. ... He provided hilarious examples of how one may stress in everyday life. ... Another good strength in his speech came from his delivery and language. ... Robert had the suit and tie on, good posture, and provided myself with the belief that he practiced prior to the speech. ... The text describes those ideas as a guide for the use of language that makes you more of an effective speaker. ...
Today freedom of speech is used to help make changes all over the world but in some cases it is used to help encourage ignorant beliefs that have nearly died out over time. ... I am not advocating any of the hate speeches made or agreeing with what they say but I am agreeing to the idea that no matter how bad or wrong it may be they should still have the right to say it. ... Today how many people still believe that the earth is the center of the universe? How many people agree with the fact that Galileo hated the Catholic Church? ... In countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq, and even North K...
He shows this by how he relates to the camera and what words he chose to express himself with. ... He used words that would emphasize his feelings and how they could relate to his constituents. ... You feel the emotions he was feeling by how he expressed himself. ... Also in other points in his speech he makes poetic references which would make the audience a little lost. ... Schwarzenegger just may do some good for the great state of California. ...
The majority of people agree that freedom of expression is a good idea unless the ideas, actions, or words of the few in any way contradict or offend anyone (the majority). ... Martin Luther King has given us many examples of how to run a successful organization meant for the purpose of defending our rights. ... The organized boycott and system of car pooling showed that with enough supporters and someone to make the first stand policy can be swayed, in this way the boycotters got there way. ... By breaking the law they made the government system their enemy and became a perfect example of...
Moreover his article focuses on "decent people" who ban speech for the "common good." ... Although Hentoff does include some depredations of free speech by government agencies, his real concern is with how the "orthodox theology of the Left" imperils free speech. After all, if students are to be protected from bad ideas, how are they going to learn to identify and cope with them? Sending these ideas are simply makes them stronger and more protective of themselves. ... While someone may make a racist or sexist comment directed toward a group or individual, their right to make such comments...
I used GDP per capita as an indicator for economic development because it demonstrates the value a country produces and how that value is shared among the country's population, in turn it is a good way to define the standard of living (World Bank, 2015). ... An interesting fact is how Asian countries seem to dominate the index in terms of no press freedom. ... The GDP per capita of the countries above are extremely low as no country makes the top 100 countries with the highest GDP per capita in the world. ... Therefore, how free should be free speech be? ... Free speech only makes room f...
And though the intentions behind such beliefs are made in good faith, it is unrealistic to believe the mission of filtering out racist speech could be completed without catching in the same net all kinds of other speech that is considered "OK-. ... In any efforts the government might make to protect students from bad ideas, the students are deprived of the right to make up their own minds and form opinions. ... The First Amendment to the United States Constitution protects speech no matter how offensive it's content. How much we value the right of free speech is out to its severest test w...
Kors gives us examples of how some colleges went over board with their "speech codes." ... "Assaultive speech does nothing but hurt the victim(s), it does not bring good in any way. ... Hate language can lead to an unsafe environment for victims, but college students should know how far speech could go before it gets out of hand. ... According to Nat Hentoff, in her article, "Free Speech on Campus" she tells us "If students are to be "protected" from bad ideas, how are they going to learn to identify and cope with them." ... Banning expressions of hate does not make them go away; it only vi...
