At the end of the semester not only teachers but also your classmates will aseess your speech. We will use the results of your discussions today as a basis for the assessment.
- Discuss what makes a good speech in groups of 2-4 people.
- Post the result of your discussion in the comment column of the blog. Make sure to include your names or initials with the posting so we know that you have commented.
the topic should be new, the speaker should be engaging, the style and voice should match the subject (e.g. intense speech should be intensely given), eye contact, grammar shouldn't be terrible, emotion, loud enough
ReplyDelete- A. Feng, J. Latham, S. Cody
1. Smooth and natural speech
ReplyDelete2. Topic must be interesting
3. Speaker should speak with emotion; be engaging
4. Proper body movements-- don't talk to much with your hands. Don't stand too still but also don't move around too much.
5. Loud and projected voice
6. Words are not too difficult or too easy to understand
7. The speaker should interact with the audience.
8. Speech should not go over time.
L. Chen, J. Jiang, L. Xia
has a lot to energy and emotion; good eye contact; use of body gesture; articulate; good stance; content should have complex and somewhat accurate grammar; appropriate use of learned vocabulary; natural speed;
ReplyDelete- Z.Yao; I.Kim
No fainting ;)
ReplyDeleteEmotional, so it is not monotone.
But not too exciting!
Loud and clear voice so people can easily hear you.
diverse amount of grammar points.
Should not go over time.
J. Wheeler, L. Quach, K. Lowe
Good speech is:
ReplyDelete1. Good eye contact
2. Facial expressions
3. Pauses in correct spots
4. Clear pronunciation
5. Right speed
6. Passionate
7. Content, grammar, word pitch
8. Understandable content
9. Correct length
A. Zabel, C. Bu
good pace
ReplyDeletenot monotonous
body language (eye contact, hand gestures, good posture)
passionate
S. Sisimit, M. Chamberlain
Conversational, natural.
ReplyDeleteNot too fast but not too slow.
Engaging, interesting.
Appropriate to the setting and subject matter.
Makes eye contact.
Clear, concise
Not too many "あの" or "ええと"
Memorized
*mic drop*
M. Otani , A. Tian, B. Sicim
Clear and confident,
ReplyDeletegood body language,
not stiff and well-paced,
shows interest in his/her topic,
ジェイ・ソン、カミル・ルジャン、アリス・シエ
1. good pace
ReplyDelete2. eye contact
3. clear pronunciation
4. emotionally correct
5. natural
ロドリゲス and m ウォルトン
Engaging, active, old, recognizable vocab so students can understand and be present in what you are talking about, eye contact. Deliberate, taking your time. (shows confidence too!) Audible! J Wright J Cantu T Albertson
ReplyDeleteInteresting topic
ReplyDeleteConfident presentation
Fluency of speech
Audience engagement
Variety of grammar
Use of gestures/body language
Natural-sounding speech
Audible, please
ア・ブラウン、エ・ウィットテーカ、エ・キム