Imagine, your friend convinced you to attend a presentation that’s an hour long which you were already not interested in. To add salt to your wound it is one of the most boring presentations you have been to, with no visual aids, no lively interactions only the speaker talking in a monotone sounding tired and […]
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To smile with your eyes, you first need to know how it looks and feels when you do so, as compared to when you do not. Then all that’s left is to practise the movement until it feels natural! Smiling is a way of communication, as it can convey warmth, friendliness, affection, politeness, anger, mischief,
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Rule of three is the idea that using three components in anything yields a better understanding and easier remembrance, and is more attractive to an audience compared to using less or more than three components. In the context of communication and persuasion, it can be used in various ways, such as dividing it into three
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Education equity is all about ensuring that everyone, regardless of race, gender, or socioeconomic status, gets an equal shot at a quality education. This concept is deeply explored in Ava DuVernay’s thought-provoking documentary, “13th.” “13th” examines how racial inequality in the U.S. has been perpetuated through mass incarceration, stemming from the exception clause in the
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Differences exist between boys’ and girls’ speaking styles, especially in pitch, communicative styles, and what they discuss. There is also a difference in how early they develop language and who is more prone to language-related developmental issues. Before we delve into this topic, note that much of this information also involves stereotypes. Stereotypes can help
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Don’t you just love the feeling of getting down to the nitty-gritty of researching for an important paper at 11:00 PM on a Sunday night? Alright, so maybe not. But let’s face it – procrastination is often a part of college life because almost all students struggle with managing their time! While taking some time
How important is it for your speech title to match your speech? Matching a speech title to your speech is something that’s really important. Basically the first step in writing a great speech. But how often do you actually notice that and give it the attention that it deserves? Imagine blue apples, peanut butter with
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We can use words to provide a mental visualization as well as to paint pictures. Mental visualization is achieved by creating a great depth of description that allows the listener to immerse themselves. On the other hand, painting pictures can be done by obtaining inspiration or by forming different interpretations, as the article covers. We
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A roast is when we purposely make fun of someone without hurting them. To know how to roast people, we have to first find roast-worthy content, which is where the main work goes in. We also have to make sure the audience can understand us and be prepared to deal with a failed roasting. Lastly,
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Learning how to speak in public is a skill that is very useful in many areas of life. When presenting ideas in class, giving a speech at an event, or even going on a job interview, it’s important to be able to speak well and keep people interested. The art of telling good stories is
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