how good are you at public speaking?

I'm very comfortable. You get lots of practice learning to teach.

Whether I'm good is debatable.

 

I'm very good at it

 

talkin and typin are two different things

 

i am horrible at public speaking. my voice shakes, i get cotton mouth, and even if i have note cards i forget what to say.

 

Im ok with talking in public, depends what im talking about i suppose:juggle:

 

gimme a political situation, i'll make it into a lesson i wanna teach.
make it into a harmful law lesson, i'll definitely make it into a lesson
make a harmless law debate, i'll definitely argue anything

 

on a scale of 1 to hitler id say probably the later

 

see, I told you you were a nazi

 

I have to do a presentation tomorrow, and I'm not looking forward to it, because I have no idea what to say

 

what about?

 

NO but be honest, if you were thinking of a good public speaker, hitler was like the muhammad ali of them.

im 100% polish if i was a nazi that would just be retarded :sifone:

 

c'mon, let's be honest

Tipsy is just going to be talking about the benefits of tea to a collection of stuffed cats she has in her living room.

 

..... ... still not seeing where i'm wrong, here?

 

Well that's clearly not true... because I know exactly what I would say to my cats about the benefits of tea and crumpets

 

you're very funny, you know that?? Humor would go down a treat, you'll have the whole room talking afterwards :frown:

 

Do you want me to be a nazi or something? i think youre trying to draw me to the dark side:window:

 

no, I was just calling you a retard

don't worry


and I agree with what you said anyways, Hitler was a great public speaker.

 

:2thumbsup:

 

Not good at it but I suppose it depends on the situation.

 

No problem for me anymore, I have to do it on a daily basis, sometimes multiple times in a day, in a country that is not my own. I have been doing this for 18 months. I teach at a University in China and have gotten used to anywhere between 30-90 students watching and listening for 90 minutes per class.