930 Persuasive Speeches and Evaluations
Hi Class. Please post your persuasive presentation links here for your colleagues to evaluate. Evaluators can post complete evaluations along with questions for the speaker here as well. E-mail Professor Stefani your video link, your outline, your bibliography, your survey tally sheet and your presentation aid in separate PDF files.
posted by Prof Stefani | 11:07 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbyB5Ajfg7I VINCENZO GUIDA SPEECH
Hello everyone,
As part of my persuasive speech there are two action steps, I would really appreciate it if you all could do one of these! (If you're persuaded I guess).
The first action step is to upload a post to your favorite social media platform of yourself or an activity you're doing at home.
If you choose this option use the hashtag #StayatHomeComm122 and send me a screenshot.
The second action is to take a quick, five question quiz, that I created based off the CDC's guidelines for how to protect yourself and others. I will link the article and the quiz down below.
I would really appreciate if you would watch my speech and complete one of these steps!
Here is the link to the video of my speech:
https://youtu.be/fo3LERKKlNo
Here is the link to the CDC's article:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
Here is the link to the quiz I created:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FMXTM8L
Thanks everybody! Looking forward to watching the rest of these speeches.
-Jenn
Rene A Evaluation Vince G
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhGflyroKmjZLr0KU?e=s5goZP
https://youtu.be/urUJuJP94ZU
https://youtu.be/g3A-AcgLcVw
Here is the link to my video
Chris G evaluating Vince
PDF:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Ac3671ba0-1df4-4391-a789-8f0fac5662ce
Leslie E. evaluating Mikaela K.
Question for Mikaela:
If you see gloves on the floor what is the best way handle the situation but also keep yourself safe?
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=2&ik=f4bf0020d4&attid=0.1&permmsgid=msg-f:1664711679926408098&th=171a3e73ef7513a2&view=att&disp=inline
Chris G Evaluation for Jennifer Sowers
PDF:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3A407a441e-9061-4b7c-b4a9-ecabee937c14
Chris G evaluation Mikaela King
PDF:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3A88060720-1201-42c3-beef-901d5f120b0f
Jennifer Sowers evaluating Jonathon Truong:
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Jonathan Truong
Respondent: Jennifer Sowers
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
I don’t know much about traditional/herbal medicine. Because of my lack of knowledge I didn’t really have an opinion on it.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
I thought it was interesting that he started with Covid-19 and then talked about herbal medicine. I think it would be interesting to have more of a story at the beginning but it still caught my attention so that makes it effective.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
I was a little confused, I think the significance was herbal medicine is good for you for a variety of different reasons. I was interested in the topic but slightly confused about the need.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
I heard the thesis and preview which was good and heard a lot of the other points that we learned about during lecture so overall good. I think there could have been better transitions and more supporting evidence though.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
I didn’t hear audience objections mentioned. He did provide multiple solutions so that was good.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
My understanding is that the action is to drink hot water after a meal, learn about tai chi, or drink herbal tea. I liked the variety, I’m not sure how the first two are included in that but possibly just traditional practices cover it.
How effective was the ending?
I felt the ending was effective. Hit the points he needed to hit and reminded us why he felt it was important in the first place.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
A little choppy I think this could have been taken care of with a little more practice but it did make the physical delivery less effective.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
I definitely wanted to know more, it felt like I just got a taste of what herbal/traditional medicine was. I can’t say my mind was totally changed but it definitely piqued my interest.
Question: In part of your speech you said Covid-19 patients were taking herbal medicine with varying results. I’d like to know what it was they were taking/doing and also maybe the link to your source for that.
Chris G Evaluating Jonathan T.
PDF:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3A90ade940-6e58-4355-8cb0-a0aa746f4445
@ leslie when i seen the gloves that were on the floor i put gloves on and picked them up. For me that is one of the best ways we can help our community and population.
Hello. Here is the link to my persuasive speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp1TQN_5j9I
Hello. Here is the link to my persuasive speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp1TQN_5j9I
Evaluation Vincenzo
How did you feel about the position taken on the topic before hearing the speech?
I was indifferent to the topic
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience's attention?
The introduction was difficult for me to understand and was not effective at capturing my attention
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
The speaker adequately stated the significance of the topic as it applied to people who were football fans, but failed to appeal to the needs and values of non-sports following audience members.
Was the speech organised, using sign posting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
The speech was adequately organised and presented each supporting point clearly.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
The solution was explained, but not fully workable. My objections - that some audience members may simply be inactive or disinterested in sports - went unmet.
Was there a realistic and vivid visualization of possible conditions created by the speaker？
No
Comment on the specific action the speaker requested
The speaker requested audience members to perform a football exercise as well as watch highlights of a game.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was not particularly effective nor ineffective
How effective was the speaker's vocal delivery?
It was very hard to hear the speech, I had to raise my volume a lot.
How effective was the speaker's physical delivery?
The delivery was good and the speaker maintained good posture
How do you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker's arguments convincing to you?
I still feel indifferent towards the sport
Jennifer Sowers evaluation John S
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: John Schultz
Respondent: Jennifer Sowers
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
This is actually an issue I know a bit about and am interested in myself.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
I liked how he used statistics to catch our interest. Those numbers are always shocking.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, he made it relevant because he was speaking about homelessness specifically in California.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
Yes, I heard his thesis and preview, transitions, and the speech was overall well organized.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes. Good explanation with good citation.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested. I didn’t hear audience objections mentioned though.
My understanding is that the action is to drink hot water after a meal, learn about tai chi, or drink herbal tea. I liked the variety, I’m not sure how the first two are included in that but possibly just traditional practices cover it.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was succinct but I felt this was actually best for the effectiveness of this ending since so much information had been provided throughout the body of his speech.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
Very little verbal clutter which is great. I think there could have been a little more eye contact, but overall I felt he was comfortable and his delivery was good.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes. I had heard about the majority of the programs he talked about, but the speech made me more interested to learn about these programs.
Question: In your speech, you said one of the consistent causes of widespread homelessness is the cost of living. Are you able to tell us what the cost of living is here in San Diego?
hi guys here's my link for my persuasive speech
https://youtu.be/oa2k7U3_hYA
Jennifer evaluating Hailey C.
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
I know a little bit about it so interested but not an expert.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
The story about her friend was very sad and inspiring so yes.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
I heard a lot of citations which was great. I felt the speech had a lot of good information in it and very informative. I also heard good transitions.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
Participate in the breast cancer walk or get tested for the breast cancer gene.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was good, I like how she linked it back to her friend and made it relatable for everyone.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
Very little verbal clutter, she sounded calm and confident, so good overall.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Definitely more informed about the importance of the topic in general. I feel that that the arguments were good.
Question: What is the test for the cancer gene? Is it like a biopsy? Or blood test?
Mikaela king evaluation Vince Guida
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Vince Guida
Respondent: Mikaela king
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
I can not really relate to his speech about soccer because I am not into it. So I do not watch it.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
It didn’t really catch my eye
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, he made it relevant because he was speaking about what it means when it comes to soccer and the impact it has on people.
Yes, I heard his thesis and preview, transitions very well
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was short and sweet
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
He had great information and eye contact but the whole video was hard to hear so it was hard to understand what he was saying. I had to put my whole laptop towards my ear to hear.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes. if you like soccer. I am not a fan but I don't think it was the best topic for a persuasive essay.
Question: In your speech, you said it impacted women a lot could you go into more detail on how it impacted them?
Mikaela king evaluation Johnathan Troung
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Johnathan Troung
Respondent: Mikaela king
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
I felt like this was a great topic to choose because a lot of people are turning to more natural remedies to help improve their health (holistic medicine)
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
The introduction was great. I think that herbal remedies did aid with the improvement of patients with coronavirus.
Yes it did capture my attention.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, he made it relevant because he was speaking about what it means when it comes to traditional medicine and the effectiveness of the use and how long chinese people have used it.
Yes, I heard his thesis and preview transitions very well.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was short and sweet
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
He had great information and eye contact but the one thing that he should work on is his stiffness in the camera. You can tell that he is camera shy.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes.i felt like it was convincing and i would try traditional medicine because i do not like to take medication as it is.
Question: In your speech, you said traditional medicine will help improve COVID-19 if indeed a person has it what was the medicine used with the cure of the COVID-19 patients.
Mikaela King evaluation John Schultz
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: John Schultz
Respondent: Mikaela King
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
This is an issue I love to hear about. I did an essay about homelessness in my english class so it speaks to me.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
Using statistics was a great way to catch the attention of the audience
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, because he was specifically talking about california homelessness
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
Yes, the thesis and preview, transitions, and the speech was very clear to me
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes. very good explanation and information to back up his argument.
How effective was the ending?
Informative and detailed
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
He was very confident with his information that he was giving,one thing he should work on is movement and eye contact.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes. He made a very great argument. I love that he talked about this topic because this is a topic very close to my heart and hit every key-point of what they have to struggle with daily.
Question: In your speech, you said one of the reasons that people are homeless is because of the lack of low income housing? But do you think it could be due to their past or situations they put themselves in?
https://youtu.be/gADNe61jw-k
Coronavirus Precaution Persuasive Speech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlvRgqeiQvw
Link to my video! thanks guys.
Let me know if it helped you in any way, I am always open to feedback.
Persuasive Speech - Alec Williams - May 4th 2020
VIDEO:
https://youtu.be/Hh3bWZaUw_0
PPT:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18ofekV3gOIjAlIoENRVSpc9usgGLKPjZEdD1tvsHRwU/edit?usp=sharing
OUTLINE:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1abaOtNtQ8G_LJYAn2lNF6CaxJdZ6cfcctiPWFJdquzA/edit?usp=sharing
SURVEY RESULTS:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/results/SM-8979MXKN7/
Mikaela king evaluation Christopher g
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Christopher g
Respondent: Mikaela king
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
Very detailed essay I love that he went into depth on what can be damaged in a collision.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
I loved it he told a story that caught my attention
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, he made it relevant because he was speaking about something that happens alot in our society daily.
Yes, I heard his thesis and preview, transitions very well
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes.
How effective was the ending?
The ending was short and sweet
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
He had great information and eye contact and body movement.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes. Very convincing he helped me to gain information on what happens in a car accident.
Question: I know you said the seat can cause bruises ,but can it do more damage than that?
Mikaela King evaluation Leslie E.
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: leslie E.
Respondent: Mikaela King
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
This is an issue I love to hear about. Child abuse is broadly looked over if we can help to make it more aware alot of these kids would not loose their life because of the senseless acts of the adults doing it.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
The two stories that were used were a great way to get my attention i never knew about baby brianna it makes me sad that someone can rape and brutialy beat a brand new baby.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
Yes, because he was specifically talking about child abuse and how it has become more prevent and how we can have a voice when we see it or are aware of someone who is a busing or being abused.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
Yes, the thesis and preview, transitions, and the speech was very clear to me
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
Yes. very good explanation and information to back up her argument.
How effective was the ending?
Informative and detailed
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
She was very confident with her information; she had great posture, movement , loud voice, and eye contact.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
Yes. She made a very great argument.I am glad she used little Gabriel's story because it was so new and everyone literally looked over all the signs this baby life could have been saved if proper safety precautions were followed when he was seen at school. Or when things were reported.
Question: what do you do if you know anyone or have seen child abuse?
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Hailey Chateau
Respondent: John Schultz
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
ANSWER: I feel that the subject of the speech is not one that is going to spark too much controversy. Of course I support breast cancer walks and support people checking up on whether or not they have the breast cancer gene.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
ANSWER: Fairly effective. She presented a pretty serious issue that for sure captured my attention.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
ANSWER: Yes she did. Yes, she used the statistics gathered from her surveys in her introduction to address the state of awareness of the audience.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
ANSWER: Yes, the speech has been formatted in a organized fashion.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
ANSWER: Yes. Her solutions were all workable.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
ANSWER: The specific action is perfectly workable once the quarantine has been lifted and I would consider doing it.
How effective was the ending?
ANSWER: Fairly smooth, the speech ends with the idea and premises intact. The video at the end is a helpful nutshell.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
ANSWER: Could have been better. She could have been standing and moving around more.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
ANSWER: I was not aware as to how simple some of the steps to check for breast cancer are. The speaker made some convincing arguments and I would like to do more in solidarity with people suffering from such an unfortunate illness.
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Jonathan Truong
Respondent: John Schultz
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
ANSWER: I grew up in Asia and have a long history of using herbal medicines for non-serious illnesses, wounds, etc.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
ANSWER: The introduction was effective and captured my attention. His use of the current COVID pandemic did more to highlight the importance of different ways of maintaining your well being.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
ANSWER: Yes, he went over the need, cultural significance, and personal significance of Chinese medicine. The speaker appealed that in the face of a pandemic we should all take herbal medicines for our well being--something that is true regardless of values.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
ANSWER: The speech was a little stuttered, but overall was organized, had sound logic, and had transitions that were easy to follow.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
ANSWER: The solution was laid out clearly, easy to work on, and difficult to object to. I'll go and drink some hot water.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
ANSWER: The specific action of drinking hot water is easy to do and follows a motivation that centers around my well being so I am in support of it.
How effective was the ending?
ANSWER: Fairly smooth. I feel overall the video was a little stuttered and that is felt a little during the ending.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
ANSWER: He could have moved around and added more energy to his presentation.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
ANSWER: I was already aware of some of the benefits of Chinese herbal medicine but now have more information on it and I know more specific Chinese remedies. The speaker made a fairly convincing argument that used good reasons.
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Jennifer Sowers
Respondent: John Schultz
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
ANSWER: The COVID pandemic is at the center of everyone's mind right now and I am no different in realizing the severity of it.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
ANSWER: The introduction was very effective in the way she used a specific scenario in a relatable way. It captured my attention greatly.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
ANSWER: Yes, she spoke of how dangerous it is on a societal level and on a personal physical well being level. She went over the statistics of the surveys she conducted in the intro to address the level of knowledge the audience has on the matter.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
ANSWER: Yes, the speech has been formatted very cleanly and is easy to follow in the organized way it has been presented. It has good evidence and follows sound logic.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
ANSWER: The solution was explained well and follows a solution presented by the government. So far it is workable, but it remains to be seen if people will continue to follow.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
ANSWER: I don't really have a choice but to follow the specific action, it's the law right now. I don't have social media so I won't be posting any selfies.
How effective was the ending?
ANSWER: Like the whole of the speech, the ending is organized and follows the idea the whole way through.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
ANSWER: Good, she looks comfortable and calm in her body language.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
ANSWER: The topic of the speech is already one that I take very seriously and read about a lot, but I found the organized and clean presentation to be educational. The arguments were very convincing as to the severity of the problem.
Student Evaluation Form for the Persuasive Speech:
Speaker: Mikaela King
Respondent: John Schultz
How did you feel about the position taken on this topic before hearing the speech?
ANSWER: Very strongly, the pandemic is something I think about a lot.
How effective was the introduction? Did it capture the audience’s attention?
ANSWER: Fairly effective. The video at the start of the bodies being hauled into the trucks was particularly effective at capturing my attention.
Did the speaker adequately create the need or state the significance of the topic? Did the speaker appeal to the needs and values of the audience?
ANSWER: Yes, she went over the statistics and bad possibilities. She went over the statistics of the surveys to address the knowledge the audience has on the topic.
Was the speech organized, using signposting, good supporting evidence, sound logic, and smooth transitions?
ANSWER: The speech could have been a little better organized. The evidence is strong and the logic is hard to argue.
Was the solution fully explained? Was the solution workable? Did it meet audience objections?
ANSWER: The solution was explained well and follows a solution presented by the government. So far it is workable, but it remains to be seen if people will continue to follow.
Comment on the specific action that the speaker requested.
ANSWER: The specific action is something we should all be following through with as the actions of the group comes down to the actions of the individuals.
How effective was the ending?
ANSWER: Fairly effective. Her ending follows the ideas of the speech.
How effective was the speaker’s physical delivery?
ANSWER: Could be better. She could make better eye contact and have more energy.
How did you feel about the topic after hearing the speech? Were the speaker’s arguments convincing to you?
ANSWER: The topic is already one I'm thinking about a lot but the speech did remind me of how bad the pandemic is in New York City. The speakers arguments were very convincing as to being a reminder to how important our individual actions will be in dealing with this pandemic.
Rene A. Evaluating Alec W.
https://1drv.ms/b/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhHfd2F9SV21K_QvA?e=ptT9xp
Rene A. Evaluating Duncan M.
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhHLXzl9LuEl8dnwf?e=SIIdrN
Rene A. Evaluating Jennifer S.
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhHlH_lQDi453380B?e=8NWfya
Duncan Mullis evaluating Alec Williams:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lqxsGx3R6zn_bAzh7ll7yvKpyfNgQ_OE72nrUnw0PU4/edit?usp=sharing
Duncan Mullis Evaluating Jennifer Sowers:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xTHI6JanabD7HYvB4nw7_1jZ3mL8xlwFQU9u0QVTrVw/edit?usp=sharing
Duncan Mullis evaluating Hailey Chateau: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h4VVxU97qtgOiSPiUqTCatMUeu81Wc225twjQkAHja0/edit?usp=sharing
Duncan Mullis evaluating Jonathan Truong: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12AwfBbXYOiS5yBxUJSd2V_LxrV7FdiNq22kWVVCxIGg/edit?usp=sharing
Rene Ashburn Persuasive Speech 5/11/2020
PowerPoint:
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhQbkxgX-RPbo-CcK?e=vTDjvD
Survey Data:
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhQrEOR-Vt14DZVsL?e=NJHuOb
Outline:
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AtwSNOE2EOIkhQQov8wXt1Afss44?e=PaOhjZ
Video Link:
https://youtu.be/8BsoKZ28ngE
Hey guys hope all is well!
Sorry for the audio being slightly quiet
If your willing to do myaction step, all you need to do is visit epa.gov choose one of the topics and write 2-3 sentences on what you learned or found interesting, Thanks!
Link to Speech:
https://youtu.be/8F2Ux8oA9L8
here's my evaluation to Chris g
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VYfvpgzkuj133hi8IRlva2wLUdwqDwEbNOTSvPkRQjg/edit?usp=sharing
Hey guys! here is my action step:
Visit any of these sites to read articles on politics: https://www.nytimes.com/ https://www.bbcamerica.com/ https://www.loc.gov/ https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl... https://www.archives.gov/
Visit these fact-checking websites: https://www.politifact.com/ https://www.factcheck.org/ https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-bal...
Participate in Debate!
To see all sides of the argument, visit https://www.procon.org/
Thanks so much!!!
If you do end up visiting these sites, just post a screenshot or a photo to the class blog :)
here is my evaluation for rené
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fLoutFpSrrd8xPTFfef79MW9ckgXnRKoB3F5-_A6chE/edit?usp=sharing
here's my evaluation for John Schultz
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12My_C32vs0jo99ERXaN0TnMfJ4LGrfeOCtV8AjkaA70/edit?usp=sharing
Speaker Eugene Choe
Prior to hearing the speech I felt that the situation of the virus was very serious.
The introduction did not particularly capture my attention in an effective way.
The speaker was able to state the need for taking precautions for public safety.
The speech was organised with supporting evidence, but lacked smooth transitions.
The solution was workable and met my objections.
There was a realistic visualization of consequences created by the speaker.
The specific action was practicing social distancing
The ending was ineffective
The vocal delivery could use improvement in the expression and sentence structure.
The physical delivery was lacking in that the speaker's eyes did not look at the audience and there was little to no movement.
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