Self-Introduction Speech Assignment
SELF-INTRODUCTION SPEECH ASSIGNMENT
THE PREPARATION OUTLINE 1. Objective A. Specific Purpose – To introduce audience about my culture/ experiences of Mountaineering. B. Central Idea – How Mountaineering’s is limiting, benefitting, and accepted in society.
2. Introduction C. In this day and age, we survive in haste- trying to adapt to an ever-changing, dynamic, and intermingled digital culture. Do we take notice of the deprivation-in our lives-of authentic human experiences with the natural world? D. For some of us who do, the gap between us and the natural world is expanding and expanding fast. E. AGD: I have something for us to get in touch with nature and to calm things down.
3. Thesis F. Specific Purpose: Today I will be discussing my culture of “Mountaineering” in the jungle of Malaysia.
4. Preview statement G. Central Idea: I will enlighten you with the limitations, the benefits and the stereotypes of this recreational activity.
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Transliteration: Let’s start with limitations.
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5. Body A. Limits: They are various limitations when putting ourselves in the wilderness. a. The main concern regarding the tropical forest is that it is filled with wild hungry, venomous, and even protective yet deadly creatures (Tigers, baboons, snakes, and creepy crawlies are everywhere). b. The trees and the vegetations are tall, dense and thorny. That your body is sure get cuts here and there. It’s also, so easy to get disoriented and lost. c. The terrain can be challenging and intimidating. One time you’re cruising on a downhill slope, next corner-a 90 degree steep wall of rock may be your only way to get up- and so
THE PREPARATION OUTLINE 1. Objective A. Specific Purpose – To introduce audience about my culture/ experiences of Mountaineering. B. Central Idea – How Mountaineering’s is limiting, benefitting, and accepted in society.
2. Introduction C. In this day and age, we survive in haste- trying to adapt to an ever-changing, dynamic, and intermingled digital culture. Do we take notice of the deprivation-in our lives-of authentic human experiences with the natural world? D. For some of us who do, the gap between us and the natural world is expanding and expanding fast. E. AGD: I have something for us to get in touch with nature and to calm things down.
3. Thesis F. Specific Purpose: Today I will be discussing my culture of “Mountaineering” in the jungle of Malaysia.
4. Preview statement G. Central Idea: I will enlighten you with the limitations, the benefits and the stereotypes of this recreational activity.
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Transliteration: Let’s start with limitations.
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5. Body A. Limits: They are various limitations when putting ourselves in the wilderness. a. The main concern regarding the tropical forest is that it is filled with wild hungry, venomous, and even protective yet deadly creatures (Tigers, baboons, snakes, and creepy crawlies are everywhere). b. The trees and the vegetations are tall, dense and thorny. That your body is sure get cuts here and there. It’s also, so easy to get disoriented and lost. c. The terrain can be challenging and intimidating. One time you’re cruising on a downhill slope, next corner-a 90 degree steep wall of rock may be your only way to get up- and so