1. What was your favourite part of your speech? Why?
My favourite part of the speech was how with my loud projection of my voice, I didn't use any filler words. As I felt a lot of pressure and nervousness to be the first speaker, I was proud that I kept a clear voice, used pausing/pacing, and had no filler words.
2. What do you hope your audience noticed as you spoke?
During my speech, I hope the audience members noticed my emphasis on some of my words. As in parts of the speech I would starting talking or faster, I hope the pacing wasn't overpowering the use of emphasis on some important words I shared.
3. What do you wish you had more time to fine-tune?'
If I was able to practice and edit this speech more, I would like to have been able to have a clearer projected voice, so some words wouldn't sound so unsure. I would also have liked to put more revising and editing into my speech, so there would be stronger in between sentences from my supporting claim to evidence. As well as, I would have liked to practice and understand my speech more so I could have a stronger connection of eye contact with the audience.
4. How do you feel you grew as a persuasive speaker during this unit of study?
Over this Persuasive Speech Unit, as a speaker I have grown by understanding more of additions that provide to an important speech. Including, hand gestures, pacing, tone, and the use of counterarguments to power a speech. As before this unit, I was uncomfortable with persuasive speeches as I haven't had a lot of experience with them, I grew to be more comfortable with greater understanding of them.
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