What is a good topic for public speaking?
thehutch86 asked:
I'm having a Dilem. I can 't decide what to give' informative 'speech to my class to talk about in public. Do I need a representation that 'makes a break through' with the public. My first incarnation of the speech was going to be about how the hysteria total because the differences in the description of encounters with creatures unknown as the devil's in Jersey Mothman … But that 'd be too long for a speech 5-7 minutes and it doesn' t like exposure to something work. So suggestions? And we 're that is registered.
Harland
I'm having a Dilem. I can 't decide what to give' informative 'speech to my class to talk about in public. Do I need a representation that 'makes a break through' with the public. My first incarnation of the speech was going to be about how the hysteria total because the differences in the description of encounters with creatures unknown as the devil's in Jersey Mothman … But that 'd be too long for a speech 5-7 minutes and it doesn' t like exposure to something work. So suggestions? And we 're that is registered.
Harland
November 12th, 2008 at 1:05 pm
“are teenagers ready for parenthood?” i got a good grade on that. hope it helps!!!
November 13th, 2008 at 9:01 pm
Use a topic you are really pasionate about. If you are well versed and enjoy the topic the rest is easy. And believe it or not 5-7 minutes is a long time and you can cover a lot of information during that period.
November 15th, 2008 at 10:09 pm
I’d agree with meathook. It will be easier to speak on something you already care about, plus that is quite a long speech. You’d be surprised at what you can cover if you plan to speak concisely. Many public speakers waste a lot of time, so could fit their entire speech [just the parts worth listening to...] in 5-7 minutes…
November 18th, 2008 at 6:47 pm
Hmmmm.. I remember my publilc speaking class. I at the time Tammy and Jimmy were being unmasked as phony preachers and the other guy had just been caught blessing some hooker in a motel. So I opted for a satire on down home preaching.
Lots of emphatic ‘do you believe’ and then passing a plate with a huge sack attached as well as working up audience participation with amens to everything .. such as how lunch hours should be all day, and school should be based on a three day week (Sat. Sunday, and recess).
Went over pretty good.. I had everyone stomping to a foot beat of an imaginary hymn … even the teacher next door came over to see what was happening and left smiling.
You have to be pretty clear that it is satire tho.. or you may run the risk of offending someone…
Thats all there was to it…..
Ahmen….