Persuasive_Speech_Analysis

Persuasive Speech Analysis Informative Speech “Student Advocates for American Sign Language” Sweaty palms, shaking legs, and a high pitched voice are just a few of the ways my body reacts to formal public speaking. In an informal situation I am very vocal and speak my opinion. However, in formal settings, especially concerning school, I get very nervous. I have the voice necessary for excellent public speaking and with work and practice feel that one day I might excel. For this particular assignment I chose to give an informative speech on the new club that I am trying to develop on campus, “Student Advocates for American Sign Language.” At the end of my speech I informed the audience on how they could help me turn this idea into a reality. Constructive criticism is essential in any work in order to progress and become better. The particular speech analyst that I worked with was not very good at providing such criticism. I know that my speech was less than mediocre and feel that more advice was necessary. I am flattered that she felt like I did not need much advice, but I know that is not true. speech, audience, language, club, about, am, sign, american, work, very, need, information, one, new, needs, campus, because, topic, student, particular, just, inform, deaf, advocates, written, voice, trying, touched, think, things, students, speaking, something, public, part