This strategy affects the speech´s audience because it gives the audience a chance to relate how being
Why are speeches important? The speech at virginia convention and the crisis No.1 were too very important speeches of the revolutionary war. Both had similar purposes but also had different purposes. Both speeches that were written are written to persuade the people who are listening.
However, like everything in life, there are pros and cons that also come along. The pros are that the citizens
The speech is convincing as it has all the persuasive elements and the speech is delivered by a person that has high credibility and considered as trustworthy
In the article “Could You Become a Mean Meme” by Kristin Lewis with reporting by Jane Porter they give the readers many advantages and disadvantages about social media. One main disadvantage was privacy. A main advantage was keeping up with friends and family. There are many advantages and disadvantages of using social media. An advantage is you can keep up with your friends and families lives.
Pros: Higher purpose than just generating profits and shareholder value Integrating all stakeholders, conscious leadership, sustaining culture Cons: Implementation, new regulations,
If I were asked to get the attention of my peers for a speech, I would first consider my audience because I have different groups of people I consider peers. I would also take into consideration the topic of the speech and utilize an appropriate attention grabber. For example, if I am giving a motivational speech, I might use the word courage. I could either incorporate that word into a powerful quote or tell a story about how courage “changed my life” or why it is a “necessary virtue” on the path to success. I think the most important part, in addition to the attention grabber, is to keep the audience’s attention throughout the speech.
According to GreenGarage one of the pros will be that of Interest groups using the democratic process. By that I mean that multiple people have the liberty to suggest and evoke their own ideas and opinions. Secondly, interest groups provide positive solutions. Meaning that if there is a problem to overcome, interest groups usually provide the finest solution and or the most affirmative solution. On the other hand, one of the cons will be of interest groups affecting themselves in an economical way.
Attention First and foremost, for deliver the speech speaker need to gain the attention of the audience since if we do not have their attention we can not persuade the audience ,speaker can grabs the audience’s attention and orients them to the issue use a humorous or dramatic story, a question, a quotation, a startling statement, etc. For example, in a speech designed to get the audience to concerning about the obesity from unhealthy food ,Jamie Oliver open the speech by using a dramatic opening “Sadly, in the next 18 minutes when I do our chat, four Americans that are alive will be dead from the food that they eat.” Jamie grabs the audience attention by questioning how in short time four people can die from the food they eat. 2.
Live streaming, online transcripts of open hearings urged in ERC reform bill After spotting the cracks in the governing structure of the current Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC), Senator Sherwin Gatchalian sheds light to deliberations to the general public to guarantee that consumers get fair and reasonable power rates. Among the recommendations proposed in the Senate Bill No. 1490 or the ERC Governance Act of 2017, Gatchalian pressed that live internet streamings of the hearings on the ERC website along with a transcript of stenographic notes and minutes of the meeting be made available to the public within one week from the date of the open hearing. This is to ensure transparency and increase public accountability of the energy regulator
In this way, these speeches had a larger audience and therefore could be more effective in amassing attention. According to wikipedia.org, “In 1917–1918, over 750,000 speeches were given in 5,200 communities by over 75,000 accomplished
Having an audience around while having a debate can heavily influence the result of the debate, especially if those debating can utilize the crowd in a way that can be used against their opponent. Having the ability to utilize a crowd of people to your advantage is a tool that can be especially useful. In Plato’s story, “Gorgias”, Socrates does just that, he is able to utilize and appeal to the crowd around him during his debate against Gorgias, which helps strengthen his debate against the use of rhetoric. Socrates is able to appeal to the crowd during his debate with Gorgias, which not only helps Socrates in the long run of their debate, but it also weakens Gorgias’ argument on what rhetoric is and why it is good. The crowd in “Gorgias” that
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