Comic Strip Observation

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After reviewing the recording of my speech on creating a comic strip, I noticed that I used many techniques to deliver my speech in a professional way, but I had also made many mistakes when I was presenting. What I thought I did well on my speech was using my voice which projected to classroom very well, even when I turned away from the class to use the whiteboard. Although I noticed when I was using the whiteboard, I tried to use keep my sentences and words short and simple so I would not always be facing away from my audience; however, I found that very counter effective since I seemed to rush through my demonstration part not taking the time to explain why the steps were very effective. Also, when I used my very own comic as an example to show to the class how very effective the steps where it showed that I was serious about my speech and gave them an insight that comic strips do not heavily rely on talent on art or writing. …show more content…

What helped prepare me was creating my flashcards for my speech, as it helped me focus on key points in my outline to help me remember my topics and limiting what I wrote in my flash card so I would not have a jumble of words confusing me when I present. A major flaw that I did not prepare for was controlling hand motion as it was a big part that affected my speech, as I noticed in my recording that it was very distracting to my audience. During my next speech, I will try to keep hand movement to a minimum so when I try to empathize a point my hand motion will become more

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