| Manual: |
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| Assignment: |
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| Objectives: |
- To begin speaking before an audience
- To discover the speaking skills you already have and the skills that need some attention
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| Timing: |
4 to 6 minutes |
| Submitted by: |
Marinus Opperman on 2010-02-23 |
| Title: |
Let me introduce myself. . . |
| Summary: |
| Introduce yourself like you would introduce yourself, only refer to yourself in the first person. |
| Submitted by: |
Rodney Jackson on 2009-08-04 |
| Title: |
Happy thoughts |
| Summary: |
| Discuss the things that make you happy. The parts of your life that always make you smile when you think about them, eg kids, friends, the city you live in etc. These are your happy thoughts and they say a lot about you. |
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Michele Fisher on 2009-01-28 |
| Title: |
A Love of Language |
| Summary: |
| A discussion of how different languages are better suited to different topics. How wonderful it can be to use and understand the richness of a language and associated customs and vocabulary. |
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Adele du Rand on 2009-01-04 |
| Title: |
The things I love |
| Summary: |
| I introduced myself by telling the club about the things I love: karate, and how I met my husband at the karate club; a good red wine; my two dogs; and I love a challege. |
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Colin Roberts on 2008-10-25 |
| Title: |
What they say about me |
| Summary: |
| A visitor in my home is browsing though my bookshelf and sees books, each of which tells them something about me, my life, my experiences and interests. |
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Adolph P Kaestner on 2008-07-16 |
| Title: |
I was born |
| Summary: |
| A chronological progression of my life and my vision for the future |
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Shaun Goodbrand on 2008-06-06 |
| Title: |
The Land Rover |
| Summary: |
| How the family vehicle took you to different places at different times of your life and what you learnt. |
| Submitted by: |
Anonymous on 2008-06-06 |
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Example |
| Summary: |
| This is how a submitted speech idea is displayed. Feel free to add your own. Use "Add another speech" to submit more than one at a time |
