Shawny D. Tkel
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Self-Introduction Reflection: When I was recording, it sounded like I was speaking too fast. My facial expression was frozen. The background noise was really loud and distracting. I was feeling nervous even though I was by myself. I think I did ok, but I didn't like how I kept playing with my fingers. I maintained eye contact, i'm not sure why I kept looking away from the camera there was noone around. I had to practice so many times before I recorded, because when I just talk on camera I would choke on my words.
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My Evaluation:
One of my goals in this course is to speak better. I want to get rid of my stuttering and being able to speak without a script. I am a very shy person.
Please make comments or suggestions on my introduction speech Thanks!
My course goals.
my goal for this course is to maintain eye contact, put an end to my stuttering, speak at a good pace, give a speech without a paper, and speak with confidence. |
My Evaluation of my Intro.
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FAVORITE SPEECH OF THE COURSE...
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COMMUNITY ISSUES SPEECH
Pollution: Illegal Dumping
There are many types of community issues, but for my presentation I will be talking about one. This type of
community issue is illegal dumping. For those thinking, what is illegal dumping? Well illegal dumping is when you throw trash anywhere that’s not the transfer stations.I will be answering the following questions of who, what, when, where, why, and how. Illegal dumping occurs every single day. The areas where you can find illegal dumping are: As Gonno, Ladder beach to Obyan, side of the roads, Koblerville, especially in abandoned buildings and jungle areas. The most common trash you’ll find are butane cans. These types of illegal dumping include household items like empty shampoo bottles, colgate tubes, empty food containers, basically anything you use in your house. Secondly, there’s e-wastes. Such as, freezers, ice box, phones, chargers, and washing machines, anything electronic is considered e- waste. Then we have debris such as: old branches, leaves, grass, and trees. Lastly, there are other debris like: broken gates, fences, car parts, and toys. So these stuff that many people dump have effects on our island. These types of effects include making more houses for bugs and creating bacteria. Seeing all these types of trash makes our island look like a dumpster. In my opinion a solution to this community issue is to put dumpsters and trash bins in populated locations or crowded areas. For my sources I used google scholar and EBSCO. I interviewed a BECQ employee and an NMC student.
Pollution: Illegal Dumping
There are many types of community issues, but for my presentation I will be talking about one. This type of
community issue is illegal dumping. For those thinking, what is illegal dumping? Well illegal dumping is when you throw trash anywhere that’s not the transfer stations.I will be answering the following questions of who, what, when, where, why, and how. Illegal dumping occurs every single day. The areas where you can find illegal dumping are: As Gonno, Ladder beach to Obyan, side of the roads, Koblerville, especially in abandoned buildings and jungle areas. The most common trash you’ll find are butane cans. These types of illegal dumping include household items like empty shampoo bottles, colgate tubes, empty food containers, basically anything you use in your house. Secondly, there’s e-wastes. Such as, freezers, ice box, phones, chargers, and washing machines, anything electronic is considered e- waste. Then we have debris such as: old branches, leaves, grass, and trees. Lastly, there are other debris like: broken gates, fences, car parts, and toys. So these stuff that many people dump have effects on our island. These types of effects include making more houses for bugs and creating bacteria. Seeing all these types of trash makes our island look like a dumpster. In my opinion a solution to this community issue is to put dumpsters and trash bins in populated locations or crowded areas. For my sources I used google scholar and EBSCO. I interviewed a BECQ employee and an NMC student.