Name: Hannah Jane T. Flores &
Luke
Dathonie Jheo Lumagbas
Activity 3: LET YOU BE THE JUDGE!
Title of Speech Viewed:
Name of Speaker:
Date of Presentation and Link:
Language Form:
Duration of Interaction:
Relationship of Speaker:
Role and Responsibility of the Speaker:
Message:
Type of Speech Delivered Used:
Type of Speech According to
Purpose Used:
Did the speaker use a
microphone? Why or why not?
Did the speaker maintain eye
contact? Why or why not?
Did the speaker use the volume
of his/ her voice well? Why or
why not?
Did the speaker use pauses
well? Why or why not?
Did the speaker pronounce
words correctly? Why or why
not?
Grade and Section: 11 - St.
Date: November 22, 2023
The skill of self-confidence
Dr. Ivan Joseph
Date: January 14, 2012
The link: https://youtu.be/w-HYZv6HzAs?
si=R9vN8ZgFJ_Iw81Rn
Formal Language
13 minutes and 20 seconds
Formal
The speaker must talk formally and politely.
The ability to have self-confidence is crucial not just in sports
but also in everyday life, as it has the power to completely
change our perspective towards life and personalities.
Impromptu or memorized
Informative
Yes. Clearly, a microphone was required for each stage or
spokesperson so that the public could hear them loud and
clear.
Yes, the speaker made eye contact with his audience
from time to time. Because maintaining eye contact
with your audience promotes connection and
engagement while also demonstrating confidence and
honesty. It improves communication, fosters trust, and
assists you in gauging their reactions, making your
message more powerful and remembered.
The speaker controls the loudness of his voice expertly,
ensuring that it successfully resonates with the listener.
A clear and audible voice is critical for maintaining
engagement and connection, allowing the message to
affect the listeners. The speaker improves the whole
communicating experience by prioritizing a hearable
voice, building a greater connection and
comprehension with the listener.
To keep the audience engaged, engaging speeches
demand a constant flow of fascinating themes. The
speaker intentionally minimizes pauses, ensuring a
smooth transition between interesting topics and
keeping listeners engaged. This dynamic method keeps
the audience's attention and allows the message to be
more successfully communicated.
Correctly pronouncing words is essential for
developing confidence in public speaking.
Mispronunciation anxiety can lead to self-doubt and
impede effective communication. Overcoming this
problem requires regular practice of pronunciation,

Did the speaker avoid
distracting movements? Why or why not?
why not?
sometimes with the use of language resources or peer
input. Arguing confidently improves the entire effect of
your speech, reinforcing the connection with your
audience.
No, the speaker kept his movements in front of the
crowd under control. Distracting movements in public
speaking can reduce the message's efficacy by
diverting the audience's attention away from the topic.
Such movements may cause discomfort or confusion,
impairing the speaker's ability to communicate
coherently. Maintaining a controlled and concentrated
manner assists the audience to better absorb the
material and improves the presentation's overall effect.