[header] How to get through a public speaking class [title] Realize that most public speaking classes require that students do a speech in three to four areas. [step] These include informative, demonstrative, persuasive and entertaining speeches. Each category has its own specific style and approach.
[header] How to get through a public speaking class [title] Realize that most public speaking classes require that students do a speech in three to four areas. [step] These include informative, demonstrative, persuasive and entertaining speeches. Each category has its own specific style and approach.
That being said, you probably will not be able to speak convincingly the entire time you're in this class. [title] Familiarize yourself with the syllabus. The speech may either be long and forceful, or it may be short and concise and persuasive. Avoid any distractions, disrupting others and slamming into them. The main emphasis of the class will probably be on quality--this is where the most important information comes from. [substeps] During your speech, speak logically and use colloquial phrases. [substeps] Virtually any textbook on public speaking can provide you with plenty of detail on these types of speeches. Often you will have a choice of what sub-topic you want to speak about.