
When I first heard of public speaking, I immediately
knew it was going to be a valuable class because of my major. I am looking to
be a nurse practitioner, and possibly be a trauma nurse. With every patient
comes nervous, know-it-all family members. They are frantic to hear information
from anyone with a hospital staff tag on. Thinking about it I knew that I was
going to have to learn how to communicate with people who are scared and
desperate for news. Things can quickly get even more out of hand if
communication skills are lacking, causing families to get angry at you and even
the hospital. Speaking to the families and delivering information is a huge
part of trauma and really any type patient care.
Putting my future aside, I began to think about my
senior speech. With thought I realized that I had no idea how to deliver an
important, serious speech to a large audience. There are so many intricacies
and behaviors that can contribute to the audience’s overall perception of the
speech. I began to wonder how I look and act when I speak in front of people. I
wanted to learn how to avoid certain habits, and adopt good ones. Senior speech
is a very important part of my last year of high school I want to me it the
best I can.
I feel that everyone should take public speaking
because it is an extremely useful skill to learn. Every single job in the world
requires communication with other people. When you are talking to someone who
has very bad communication habits it is hard to listen, pay attention, and have
a conversation with them. People nowadays are so obsessed with their phones and
other devices that they are losing the art of talking, making this class even
more of a value. There are times when you can speak loosely to your friends and
even family, but there are times when you need to demonstrate basic skills of communicating
whether it’s with your boss, your teacher, or your work team. Speaking is the
main way of communicating and people need to learn how to do so in the correct
way.

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