I’m sure many of you had the same English teacher in school as I did. Mrs. M taught us how to deliver an effective speech. She expected the speaker to wear appropriate clothes, stand up straight, no slouching, know your subject well enough that you didn’t need notes and to speak clearly, facing the audience. Make your point clear, and then sit down before you got boring. I learned later in life that . . .
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