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Given the time crunch that is the FS 101/102 course sequence, a popular tool for maximizing student performance while minimizing the number of topics a student needs to research, is to design paired writing/speaking assignments. Most often, these assignments ask students to write an essay and then convert that essay into a public speech (though there are several interesting variations on this idea that are included at the end of this tip sheet). Though the idea of paired assignments is a strong one, many instructors have been frustrated, particularly by the speech section of the assignment, as students do not often succeed in converting an essay into an effective speech.

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Given the time crunch that is the FS 101/102 course sequence, a popular tool for maximizing student performance while minimizing the number of topics a student needs to research, is to design paired writing/speaking assignments. Most often, these assignments ask students to write an essay and then convert that essay into a public speech (though there are several interesting variations on this idea that are included at the end of this tip sheet). Though the idea of paired assignments is a strong one, many instructors have been frustrated, particularly by the speech section of the assignment, as students do not often succeed in converting an essay into an effective speech.

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Use a few more personal pronouns as you are directly talking to people

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Strong and bold points and statme

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Use your voice and emotions to get your opinion across make your speech emit retaining so they want to listed you can uso your voice for this 

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Use your voice and emotions to get your opinion across make your speech emit retaining so they want to listed you can uso your voice for this 

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hand gestures

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emphasize important words and statements

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eg; use the type of vocabulary often spoken within the audience

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Make people believe your point

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Powerful language, make the listener actually want to listen to you. Hook them in.

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Powerful language, make the listener actually want to listen to you. Hook them in.

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read it out loud and change it if it doesn't sound right

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Straight to the point

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Use emotive language

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It would be boring

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More rhetorical questions so the audience can think.

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To persuade/inform/
entertain a person of an activity or an event that has happend or is currently happening.

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Make it persuasive and not so long and put it onto q-cards :) - karina

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Make it persuasive and not so long and put it onto q-cards :) - karina

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use less formal language