For my S4 Presentation, I think I was probably the most nervous I have been for any of my presentations. Before, I had always used flashcards to help remind/remember my speech. But, after my meeting/conference with Professor Hunt, I decided… Continue Reading
I went to the Speaking Center today to help me with the end of my speech. I basically needed some help with my final sentence, something to help close my presentation. After showing the speaking center instructor my speech and… Continue Reading
For my third practice session, I basically just want to re-do what I did for my second practice, but help work on cutting down the time
I tried a new approach and instead of using flash cards I just tried doing what Koko does and use my phone instead–found it easier to remember my speech
My first run-thru, I basically wanted to gain comfort w/ my speech & I felt like that was accomplished.
Hi my name is Brianna Campos and today I am going to discuss what Americans are entitled to through the first amendment. The first amendment includes one of America’s most cherished values—freedom of speech, this amendment enabling us “the right… Continue Reading
I think for my fourth presentation I want to discuss the entire concept of public speaking/freedom of speech. So, I basically want to get into what comes with being able to speak freely & what doesn’t come with it. Meaning,… Continue Reading
I learned a lot about the future bike plans that could potentially be happening on the Embarcadero. I learned about two different options to help enhance bike safety. The first option would make one lane, but the lane would be… Continue Reading
I watched, or rather listened to “Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television” by George Carlin. Carlin is a comedian, so this audio was pretty funny. Carlin gave a great presentation! I thought that it sounded like he was… Continue Reading
The whole concept of Freedom of Speech has always been a bit confusing for me. But, this video kind of cleared it up for me. So basically, Freedom of Speech is limited—so speech isn’t completely free. We are allowed to… Continue Reading
