Speaker: Am Do Woo Evaluator: Bang Kyung Hyun His presentation felt like a little concise but so informative for me. The most impressive thing is the proper use of visual aids to support his speech and help his audience to follow up what he was saying. Considering his useful content, I think he may have prepared hard for presentation. He developed his ideas calmpy but,his presentation wasn't boring at all. His voice tone and eye contact was good. But, I felt sorry that conclusion felt a little short.
Presentation was well-practiced and prepared, speaker rarely looked down at his script. Word choice was adequate, and the content( connection between our nonverbal cues and our minds) itself was enough to draw in people's attention. And the speaker's volume and voice pitch managed to keep that attention going. Visual aid: the graphs toward the end clearly shows the audience how testosterone and cortisol levels change, but the speaker failed to mention details such as what Testosterone and Cortisol are, and how they each affect us. Could not find a specific signal phrase, so it felt like the speech ended with no conclusion.
Speaking Feedback Date : 6/16/2016 Speaker: Dowoo An Evaluator: Dowoo An Title : How nonverbals affect our minds
1. What strong points does the speaker have? I think the subject matter of my speech is very interesting. The audience will be surprised at the result of high power poses.
2. How well did the audience get to know the speech subject? Audience will get to know the effects(especially, hormonal changes) of our poses. I gave the audience reliable experiment results.
3. Did the speech reflect adequate preparation? I explained the effects of our poses by showing charts. Audience can easily understand what I'm talking about by watching the screen.
4. Did the speaker talk clearly and audibly? I think I talked clearly and loudly.
5. Did the speech have a definite opening, body, and conclusion? I should have used more clear words to divide three parts of my speech. I need improvement here.
6. Please comment on the speaker’s use of notes/eye contact. I tried not to see my notes to make more eye contacts with the audience. I saw my notes during my speech, but I think it is okay if I don't look at it too much.
7. What could the speaker have done differently that would have improved the speech? The speech would be better if I use skills like emphasizing and pausing. Also, I need to use more gestures to help my speech and help the audience understand my speech.
8. What did you like about the presentation? I think the subject matter is interesting enough to lure the audience into my speech and the evidences I used to support my speech were very helpful.
Speaker: Am Do Woo
ReplyDeleteEvaluator: Bang Kyung Hyun
His presentation felt like a little concise but so informative for me. The most impressive thing is the proper use of visual aids to support his speech and help his audience to follow up what he was saying. Considering his useful content, I think he may have prepared hard for presentation. He developed his ideas calmpy but,his presentation wasn't boring at all. His voice tone and eye contact was good. But, I felt sorry that conclusion felt a little short.
Speaker: Do-woo An
ReplyDeleteEvaulator: Soo-hyun Jeong
Presentation was well-practiced and prepared, speaker rarely looked down at his script.
Word choice was adequate, and the content( connection between our nonverbal cues and our minds) itself was enough to draw in people's attention. And the speaker's volume and voice pitch managed to keep that attention going.
Visual aid: the graphs toward the end clearly shows the audience how testosterone and cortisol levels change, but the speaker failed to mention details such as what Testosterone and Cortisol are, and how they each affect us.
Could not find a specific signal phrase, so it felt like the speech ended with no conclusion.
Speaking Feedback
ReplyDeleteDate : 6/16/2016
Speaker: Dowoo An
Evaluator: Dowoo An
Title : How nonverbals affect our minds
1. What strong points does the speaker have?
I think the subject matter of my speech is very interesting. The audience will be surprised at the result of high power poses.
2. How well did the audience get to know the speech subject?
Audience will get to know the effects(especially, hormonal changes) of our poses. I gave the audience reliable experiment results.
3. Did the speech reflect adequate preparation?
I explained the effects of our poses by showing charts. Audience can easily understand what I'm talking about by watching the screen.
4. Did the speaker talk clearly and audibly?
I think I talked clearly and loudly.
5. Did the speech have a definite opening, body, and conclusion?
I should have used more clear words to divide three parts of my speech.
I need improvement here.
6. Please comment on the speaker’s use of notes/eye contact.
I tried not to see my notes to make more eye contacts with the audience.
I saw my notes during my speech, but I think it is okay if I don't look at it too much.
7. What could the speaker have done differently that would have improved the speech?
The speech would be better if I use skills like emphasizing and pausing.
Also, I need to use more gestures to help my speech and help the audience understand my speech.
8. What did you like about the presentation?
I think the subject matter is interesting enough to lure the audience into my speech and the evidences I used to support my speech were very helpful.