Sushi Roll Steps

I think I did well at explaining the steps for the students to follow during my speech. Since, my speech is about how to make a sushi roll, it is important for the students to understand what do they need to prepare in order to make a good sushi roll. I used the simple words for my steps, so everyone could understand every steps I taught them. Also, I think I did good at interacting with the students. I begin my speech by asking the students a question and they all participated it. It was a good transition to begin my speech. While, I am making the sushi roll, I keep talking to the students what I am doing because I want to avoid the awkwardness of silence.
My speech would have been done better if I make a powerpoint for the students. I brought …show more content…
In order to get a smooth speech, I have to really understanding my topic, so I do not need to rely on looking at my notecards at all the time. I know that public speaking needs practice, so the more I practice, the better I will get. I had accomplished the two goal that I made for my Self-Introduction speech. My volume in this speech was pretty good and I am sure that everyone could hear it. I felt a little nervous at this time, but that did not lower my volume. Also, the structure of my speech had improved too because I taught the audience step by step and they all follow it. For this speech, everything was doing better than the last speech that I presented. The two goals that I have to improve on my next speech are my usage of words and time management. Even though, I use the simple words for my speech, I need to present more clearly and everyone should know what I am talking about. I should use some better transition words to help myself out throughout the speech. Also, the usage of time should be around the requirement time, so I have to practice more and more in order to know at where I have to said this or do