Analyzing Esthe Esther's Argumentative Speech

When speaking to an audience there are three things that are essential to the speech that will engage the audience: speaking loudly, enunciating, and eye contact. In addition to those three points, when presenting to an audience an argumentative speech it is important to also do the following: repeating phrases, making the points easy to follow, and explaining technical jargon. Gloria gave a speech on why one should not give money to the homeless and instead give to a charity or organization that supports the homeless. I understood her argument however her points were difficult to follow. She also made assumptions about homeless people and their abilities to receive jobs on behalf of a charity or organization. She did a wonderful job of speaking clearly and maintaining eye contact with the audience. Compared to her last speech she did a good job of explaining technical jargon, and repeating phrases during her speech.
Her speech consisted of real life examples of how the different genders relay information to another gender and how messages can “get lost in translation”. Something Esther needs to work on for her speeches is clearly defining her argument, and definitions. Her definition of language and gender was not clear. I had a hard time defining her argument from her definition and example of those words in the beginning of her speech. However, as she continued with her speech I was given a clearer definition of her argument and was able to better understand what she was talking about. Something she has kept consistent in her speeches throughout the semester is her loud voice, enunciation, and loud voice. These items in a speech are beneficial as they can help the audience understand the speaker and not lose