Group2 11 am class

  Public speaking is a skill we all know is valuable, but let’s be honest – for most of us, it’s intimidating. Whether it's presenting in front of classmates or speaking to a large group, that feeling of nervousness can be hard to shake. Recently, my classmates and I gave presentations on the topic of public speaking, and I found myself learning a lot, not just from my own group but from the others as well. From organizing ideas to delivering a message clearly, these presentations taught me lessons that are definitely going to help me in both my academic and professional future. In this post, I’ll break down the key points I picked up from each group’s presentation and explain how they’ve already started improving my confidence when it comes to public speaking. Whether you’re an experienced speaker or someone who, like me, is working on finding their voice, these tips can make all the difference. One of the first things I learned was how important it is to structure your speech. ...

    Eduardo Hernandez      Each chapter unveiled a unique facet of public speaking providing insights that would shape my understanding of this vital skill. Id like to share my thoughts on each chapter particularly highlighting where I found joy and where I faced challenges. Group 1. They beautifully traced the history of public speaking illustrating how it has transformed over time. I particularly enjoyed learning about the influence of technology on communication. I appreciated the emphasis on authenticity it resonated with me because it underscored the importance of being genuine in front of an audience. This chapter set the stage for understanding public speaking not just as a skill but as an art form that evolves with societal changes. Group 2. I found the practical tips for overcoming anxiety particularly useful. Techniques such as visualization and positive affirmations struck a chord with me. I remember feeling a sense of empowerment when I practiced the...

  Hello, this is Elizabeth Joseph welcome to my first blog post and this will be my opinions on all the presentations even though the class is online I learned, this project was made me come out of my comfort zone as being a a group leader for group 2 I’m usually not the one to talk to my fellow peers but being in this class I’m getting use to it and I honestly love my group. I’ve never like presenting I usually find a way to not present a still get a grade but this class is helping me come over this fear and I love it for that. I can say that the presentations that were given in class by the students were really good and amazing. before taking this class I thought I wasn’t gonna like it at all but after being in groups and getting the hang of the speech class, this is actually one of my favorite classes to attend out of the five class that I’m taking and I’m happy that I’m actually learning for me because most classes I don’t learn from but this one I actually learn and I’m actual...

  Evaluation of Class Presentation      Today, I want to talk about how well my classmates did when they gave a presentation about speech tips. Public speaking is a valuable skill that benefits us in both our academic and professional lives. My classmates recently presented a talk on practical advice for public speaking. In this evaluation, I'll assess their presentation based on how well-organized their ideas were, how effectively they conveyed their message, how well they engaged the audience and their overall performance. Content Overview      The presentation addressed several important subjects, including speech organization, understanding the audience, preparation techniques, and effective delivery strategies. Each section contained useful guidance that was easy to grasp. The structure of the presentation made it easy for the audience to follow along and retain the information shared. Preparation Techniques      The presenters stre...

                      Isabella Camacho 11am Blog post      In the last two weeks, four groups presented chapters 1 to 17. Group One covered chapters 1, 2, 3, and 5. Group Two focused on chapters 4, 6, 7, and 8. Group Three addressed chapters 9, 10, 11, and 12. Lastly, Group Four discussed chapters 13 through 17. All groups shared strategies for effective presentation and public speaking.      Group 1 was the first to present, effectively breaking the ice and handling the pressure well. The group included Bryana Pumarol, Alyssa Betancourt, Alexander Redondo, Drew Raph-Lundeen, Dashka, and Anna Granda. Alyssa presented Chapter 1, which covered the history of public speaking from ancient times. I appreciated her clear summary and her calm delivery. Alexander presented Chapter 2, focusing on methods to build confidence. He provided good information, but including relevant visuals co...

                                Jorge Mairena's Blog                                                                                                           Over the past two weeks, four groups presented chapters 1 through 17. Group One discussed chapters 1,2,3 and 5. Group Two discussed chapters 4,6,7 and 8. Group Three discussed chapters 9,10,11 and 12.  Finally, Group Four discussed chapters 13,14,15,16 and 17. All the groups discussed how we can best  present and tips about public speaking.      Group One was the first group to present, so they were...