Partner Biography Speech Self-Evaluation
Write in complete sentences; Capitalize "I" when referring to yourself; Capitalize the beginning of sentences. Don't you slang such as "cuz", "w/" "w/o".1. What part of this speech assignment did you find the easiest or like the most? Why?
2. What part of this speech assignment did you find the hardest or like the least? Why?
3. How would've your speech changed if I just had you JUST state facts, or just stories, or just quotations from your partner? Why?
4. What are the overall strengths of this speech?
5. What are you goals for next time?
12 comments:
1. The easiest part was finding facts, stories, and quotes because it is easy to talk to you partner.
2. The hardest part was finding a good opener for my partner.
3. It wouldn't have been as fluent and it would've been boring.
4. I had good facts, stories, and quotes, as well as being fluent.
5. I need to have a better opener.
1. It was easy because its easy to find facts about people.
2. I think it was hard to find some stories sometimes.
3. It would have been much shorter, because there would be less information.
4. Its informative
5. To be more fluent
1.needed more storys
2.could use a better opener
3.could have had mor detals
1. I liked working with a friend and finding out more information and cool stories about them.
2. It was hard to get in all the details that they told me about themselves.
3. I speech would have been a lot shorter and probably more boring if I just stated facts. Just stories would be fun and it would have made my speech more conversational. Just quotations would be almost pointless because it would be like trying to be the other person.
4. Teaching others about your person
5. Don't use as many verbal fillers, and practice ahead of time.
1. The easiest part was talking to my partner and getting facts, stories and quotes. This part was also my favorite. It was the most fun and interesting.
2. Adding transitions and organizing the facts, quotes, and stories to make them smooth was the most difficult part. It took some time and thought.
3. If we had to have just facts, I would try to make it a little more exciting because facts can get boring. If we had just stories, I would make it longer and more interesting because people usually like to hear stories. If it was just quotations I would talk to my partner a lot more because I wouldn't be able to add any of my own words to the speech.
4. I thought I tied everything together well and projected my voice better.
5. I aim to have better transitions and a better conclusion.
1. getting the information was the easiest part because its easy to ask questions about someone that you don't know
2. the hardest was finding an opener to give a brief preview about my partner
3. it would have been boring because it would have sounded like we were reading through our notes
4. i think i had a lot of facts at stated them well
5. have better eye contact and get more information
1. I thought that the easiest part of this speech was to think of facts for your partner. Most of the facts were things that I already knew and didn't even really have to ask to make sure they were accurate.
2. I thought the hardest part of the speech was trying to think of quotes from our partner concerning each area of focus. Most of the things were stories that they remember, so the I just used quotes from those.
3. If we would have just had to state facts, I think the story would be a little boring and flat. If we would have just had to tell stories, I think that the speech still would have been interesting because there are facts within each story. If we would have just had to say quotations, it would have been hard to really get going with the speech without adding your own comments. I think having all three of those really contributed to telling many things about our partner.
4. I think my strengths from this speech was keeping it conversational, keeping eye contact, telling descriptive stories, using good gestures, and using good transitions.
5. Next time I will work on not using the word "and" so much as a verbal filler. Instead, I will pause.
1. I found the easiest part was telling about myself to my partner.
2. The hardest part was writing about my partner because he didn't tell me all that much.
3. It wouldn't flow. It would be more like notes.
4. Strengths in my speech included: many stories, humor, good opener and closer.
5. My goals for next time are to get more information from my partner.
1. The part that I liked most about my speech was interviewing and finding interesting things about my partner because it was fun to learn more things about her.
2. The hardest part about this speech was finding enough information to talk in a three minute speech about your person, especially if they won't tell you much.
3. It would have been boring and not as interesting to listen to. Having these items made your story more diverse in the ways you told stuff.
4. I had good voice projection, good stories, ideas, quotes, and was fairly conversational.
5. My goals for next time is to be more prepared and not laugh when telling a joke or funny story.
1. the easiest part for was telling my partner information about myself.
2. the hardest part was asking my partner for information.
3. the speech would probably have been quite boring without a structure, or organization.
4. I had good quotes in my speech I thought.
5. More sustainable eye contact.
I enjoyed giving the speech more than interviewing Sean. I think the best thing about my speech was that I knew a lot about Sean's life, but I wish I would have gotten more stories about him.
I will keep trying to work harder at preparing for my speeches!
1. Find the information. You just have to talk to them.
2. Organizing the information, its hard to give a broad over of a person's life.
3.Just, it would be shorter.
4. Having all the facts
5. Be more organized
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