speech Self-Introduction Based on a Personal Object
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Tell me something about you so I can relate a personal object to you.
Also, are you actually going to give this speech, or will you just hand it in?
And, how long does it need to be?
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If this introduction may be about anyone, then I start right now; but if it needs to be related to you, then I need the following minimum information:
1. Male or female; 2. Age range; 3. one or two things that you really, really like; 4. one big thing that you want to be or become.
If you actually have and/or carry some personal object that means something special to you, it would help me to know what it is and why it's special, but ... I can write something without it.
Let me know how urgent this is, so I can get started in good time.
female age 22 the personal object panting its so urgent need it tomoraw thanks
Speech #1: Self-Introduction Based on a Personal ObjectUsing the following prompt as a guide, prepare a 3-minute speech of introduction.Prompt: Select an object that represents a significant aspect of your background, personality, values, or ambitions. Use the object as a point of departure to develop a speech that explains how it relates to your life. For example, journalism major might select a newspaper as a way to explain her professional goals. An avid tennis player might bring a tennis racket to show passion about the sport. The speech we will watch in class uses a plant to represent the student’s relationship to important people in her life, and to explain her personality.Don’t choose an object that is very large, heavy or valuable (you can use a photo instead). The purpose of the speech is NOT to explain the object in detail, but to use it as a vehicle for introducing yourself to the class.This assignment is worth 10% of your total course grade.
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