Concepts We're Given

I think what concepts become really helpful are the organizational patterns for each individual type of speech. I think that’s probably what really helped me out. The outline examples were extremely useful reference material. The book also had some great examples but it was nice having something entirely rather than partially. Furthermore, how speakers uses evidence was important. Using creditable sources and having reliable statistics was something you almost usually have to use in most speeches. Gatewatching only seems natural, but I suppose that it’s always important to double check an author’s updates or sites activity. Digital media seems to be the current and future outlook for creditable information, but books and scholarly journals are always great because they’re concrete facts and studies. Although I don’t consider myself an extremely good speaker, I believe that knowing these facts and practicing them has given me a slight edge on the conduction of public speech.