How should i start and end a ASL speech
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1. The first tip is
stop feeling scared. Fear on means performance gone!
2. Second tip is prepare any topic of your choice for introduction. They are just general topics. Much more easier than you think. For example, hobbies, favourite book, my school, my aim, the person you admire the most, favourite place, favourite TV program or movie, etc Prepare all these topics or at least as many as you can and then rehearse with either your classmate or parents.
3. The one minute topic again is quite easy. You can prepare any topic from your MCB, topics such as people, heath, games and sports, environment, adventure, education, science and technology, travel and tourism, etc; again practice it as many times as you can. Be prepared also to answer any question from the topics. Don't worry the questions asked by your group partner and the examiner are quite easy. And they are your topic specific questions only.
4 Last tip is prepare 2 minute long discussion on the speaking prompt given to you. You will be given the prompt beforehand. You can prepare discussion using internet or the sample discussions are given on brainly.in. If you need any further help, you can ask for it. All the speeches on ASL topics are available on brainly.in. All the best!
Practice. Practice. And practice!
2. Second tip is prepare any topic of your choice for introduction. They are just general topics. Much more easier than you think. For example, hobbies, favourite book, my school, my aim, the person you admire the most, favourite place, favourite TV program or movie, etc Prepare all these topics or at least as many as you can and then rehearse with either your classmate or parents.
3. The one minute topic again is quite easy. You can prepare any topic from your MCB, topics such as people, heath, games and sports, environment, adventure, education, science and technology, travel and tourism, etc; again practice it as many times as you can. Be prepared also to answer any question from the topics. Don't worry the questions asked by your group partner and the examiner are quite easy. And they are your topic specific questions only.
4 Last tip is prepare 2 minute long discussion on the speaking prompt given to you. You will be given the prompt beforehand. You can prepare discussion using internet or the sample discussions are given on brainly.in. If you need any further help, you can ask for it. All the speeches on ASL topics are available on brainly.in. All the best!
Practice. Practice. And practice!
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