What Are The Five Public Speaking Guidelines
As a human being, it is very important to remember the five basic guidelines for ethical public speaking everyday. The first guideline is to make sure your goals sound ethical. I believe the way a speaker presents information to an audience is similar to how someone would have a conversation throughout their day. It's important to know who you are talking to, and how what you're saying ties into society. The second guideline, is to be fully prepared for a speech. Being prepared will not only help reduce anxiety, but also give the speaker confidence on what they are speaking about. A confident speech about one's ethical beliefs could influence the world hopefully in a better way. The third guideline is to be honest about what you say. Honestly
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Paul. Before going, I had just finished reading the Ethics and Public Speaking chapter for public speaking class. Personally, I can't think of a better way to witness ethical speaking. Senator Sanders obtains the skills we have learned about in chapter one, such as speaking clearly and slowly, using hand gestures, making eye contact, and knowing who your audience is. I believe Senator Sanders was a great public speaker, and had a powerful connection that you could physically feel because of the way he used ethical speaking. The five guidelines learned in chapter 2 were used in his speech. Senator Sanders had ethical goals, in my opinion, that related to his audience and real life issues in America. He was fully prepared to speak, and his confidence shined through his powerful words, which made the audience cheer and clap after every idea he shared. The third guideline, honestly, is what we all, as American citizens, uphold our government to be. Honestly and Government need to be hand-in-hand. The fourth guideline to avoid name calling was also followed by Senator Sanders. He expressed how important it is that we are all Americans, and it doesn't matter what color your skin is, where you were born, or when you became a citizen. I believe Senator Sanders also follows the fifth guideline, to use these ethical guidelines of public speaking everyday. Sanders is a very smart and simple man. It has been
Paul. Before going, I had just finished reading the Ethics and Public Speaking chapter for public speaking class. Personally, I can't think of a better way to witness ethical speaking. Senator Sanders obtains the skills we have learned about in chapter one, such as speaking clearly and slowly, using hand gestures, making eye contact, and knowing who your audience is. I believe Senator Sanders was a great public speaker, and had a powerful connection that you could physically feel because of the way he used ethical speaking. The five guidelines learned in chapter 2 were used in his speech. Senator Sanders had ethical goals, in my opinion, that related to his audience and real life issues in America. He was fully prepared to speak, and his confidence shined through his powerful words, which made the audience cheer and clap after every idea he shared. The third guideline, honestly, is what we all, as American citizens, uphold our government to be. Honestly and Government need to be hand-in-hand. The fourth guideline to avoid name calling was also followed by Senator Sanders. He expressed how important it is that we are all Americans, and it doesn't matter what color your skin is, where you were born, or when you became a citizen. I believe Senator Sanders also follows the fifth guideline, to use these ethical guidelines of public speaking everyday. Sanders is a very smart and simple man. It has been