2017/03/02 A5 - Sharing economy. Judy Cheng.

2017/03/02 A5 - Sharing economy. Judy Cheng A5 (Speaking to inform, Project 5) The Abstract Concept 1.Research and analyze an abstract concept, theory, historical force, or social/political issue 2.Present the ideas in a clear, interesting manner

2017/03/02 C5 - Basketball competition. Annie Wu.

2017/03/02 C5 - Basketball competition. Annie Wu. Your Body Speaks 1.Use stance, movement, gestures, facial expressions and eye contact to express your message and achieve your speech’s purpose. 2.Make your body language smooth and natural.

2017/01/20 A4 - New year resolution. Judy Cheng.

2017/01/20 A4 - New year resolution. Judy Cheng. Speaking to inform - A fact finding report 1.How well did the speaker explain the purpose of the report to the audience? 2.Was the report organized clearly and logically? 3.If the speaker used visual aids, did they help the audience to understand the information more easily and quickly? 4.Was enough information given on which the audience could base a sound decision or draw valid conclusions? 5.How prepared did the speaker appear to be for the questions that were asked? 6.How effective was the speaker in responding in a positive manner to the questions that were asked? 7.How well did the speaker conclude the question and answer period?

2017/01/20 C4 - Preparation of wedding. Dicky Huang.

2017/01/20 C4 - Preparation of wedding. Dicky Huang. How to say it 1.Select the right words and sentence structure to communicate your ideas clearly, accurately and vividly. 2.Use rhetorical devices to enhance and emphasize ideas. 3.Eliminate jargon and unnecessary words. Use correct grammar.

2017/01/20 A3 -The way for growth. Michelle Wang.

2017/01/20 A3 -The way for growth. Michelle Wang. Special occasion speech - The roast 1.Select the right words and sentence structure to communicate your ideas clearly, accurately and vividly. 2.Use rhetorical devices to enhance and emphasize ideas. 3.Eliminate jargon and unnecessary words. Use correct grammar.

2017/01/20 A4 - Please have a seat. Wayner Tseng.

2017/01/20 A4 - Please have a seat. Wayner Tseng. Persuasive Speaking - Addressing the opposition 1.How convincing was the speaker’s presentation on his or her viewpoint? 2.How effectively did the speaker appeal to the listeners’ logic and emotions? 3.How well did the speaker use stories, anecdotes, and humor to add impact to the presentation? 4.Did the speaker appear sincere, friendly, and concerned for the audience? 5.How did the speaker’s voice and use of eye contact contribute to the presentation’s effectiveness? 6.How persuasive did you find the speech? Why? 7.What could the speaker have said to be more effective? 8.What did the speaker say that was especially effective? 9.How prepared did the speaker appear to be for the questions that were asked? 10.How effective was the speaker in responding in a positive manner to the questions that were asked?

2017/03/02 C3 - Work remotely. Yiyen Lu.

2017/03/02 C3 - Work remotely. Yiyen Lu. Get to The Point 1.Select a speech topic and determine its general and specific purposes. 2.Organize the speech in a manner that best achieves those purposes. 3.Ensure the beginning, body and conclusion reinforces the purposes. 4.Strive not to use notes.

20170311 Area contest --Inspire

20170302 Incredible Asus 49th meeting -- Let it go

This time our meeting theme is : Let it go Thanks Bill Chu (Asus Toastmasters Club) , Rebecca (英語演講會 YWCA Toastmasters Club), Alex and Emma (NTUB Toastmasters 北商大國際英語演講社) Supporting, and Sophia, Julie, Wendy, Vincent, Angela, Ivy, thank you joining our meeting.

20170216 Incredible Asus In house contest -- inspiring

This time is our In-House Humorous Speech and Evaluation Contest, We have 5 speakers preparing inspiring speech and 8 table topic speakers, Thank all of you join our meeting, lol!!

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