Constructive Feedback on Speech Delivery
One valuable skill you will learn in this course is how to give constructive feedback. While everyone will get comprehensive feedback on their various speeches from the professor, it is important to be able to give feedback to each other as well. Developing your competence in providing feedback is a valuable communication skill, even if it seems a little awkward in the beginning.
Let your two classmates know in separate posts in their threads what you liked about how they delivered their speech and what suggestions you have for improvement. Include two things you think they did well and two that they can work on for their next speech. Delivery includes both verbal and nonverbal elements, so it would be helpful to comment on both. Include specifics, and don't be shy about making suggestions—it's the best way to learn.
please watch below two links
https://www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=NsLbGR4W9P0
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Hi Ligia,
Your speech delivery is superb. I like the opening and closing formulas you used. You left me smiling at the end. I want to concentrate on your confidence, passion, and audience involvement. You begin your speech with a high note that catches the audiences' attention. Your salutation acknowledges the audience; classmates and keeps them at ease, especially by giving your nickname. This sets the pace for the confidence you have in delivering the speech. You use gestures to emphasize the message of your address, further enhancing your confidence. I also love how you pause at the end of sentences to give the audience time to internalize the concept. Your passion makes the audience identify with the topic and want to try your company's services. Involving the au...
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