Introduction: In this final reflection paper, you’ll delve into an introspective analysis of your journey through the public speaking course. Reflect on your progress, challenges, and insights gained, highlighting the evolution of your public speaking skills.
Section 1: Speech Reflections
Speech Analysis: Choose one to two speeches you delivered throughout the term. Reflect on the content, delivery, and audience engagement in each speech. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses observed, supported by specific examples and feedback received.
Section 2: Personal Growth
Individual Growth: Reflect on your initial public speaking skills and compare them to your present abilities. Discuss the areas where you’ve witnessed the most growth, whether it’s in speech organization, vocal delivery, body language, or confidence.
Challenges Faced: Identify and elaborate on the major challenges encountered during the course. Explain how you addressed these challenges, the strategies implemented to overcome them, and the lessons learned in the process.
Section 3: Insights and Takeaways
Insights from the Course: Discuss the most significant insights gained from the course. This could include newfound perspectives on effective communication, understanding audience dynamics, or the importance of preparation and practice.
Key Learnings: Summarize the key lessons learned during the course. Reflect on how these lessons can be applied not only in public speaking scenarios but also in other aspects of your academic and personal life.
Conclusion: Summarize your overall experience in the public speaking course. Reflect on the value gained, how this course has influenced your perspective on effective communication, and the future steps you plan to take to continue improving your public speaking skills.
Formatting and Submission Guidelines:
The paper should be between 1000-1500 words.
Use a formal writing style, APA style, providing specific examples and instances to support your reflections.
Cite any external sources or references used.
The paper should be submitted electronically in Canvas.
Attached is one of the speechs I presented prior to this reflection
