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Using the recording of your speech, follow the instructions provided below for critiquing your Introduction Speech. This critique needs to be three paragraphs, not three sentences.More specifically, the first paragraph should contain the positive things you noticed when you viewed the speech – what worked and what do you want to keep doing? The second paragraph should contain the things you’d like to polish and improve. The final paragraph should contain the steps you will take to improve and correct those things you mentioned in paragraph two. You are encouraged to be critical, but fair, and elaborate on plans for improvement.As you are reflecting on your speech, consider both the content of your message and your approach to delivery. When reflecting on the content of your message, consider such things as: the introduction, main points, supporting materials, transitions, and your conclusion. When reflecting on your delivery, consider things such as: portrayal of confidence, posture, movement, gestures, use of note ?BN s, voice, expressiveness, enthusiasm, audience connection, and use of podium and/or front of the room.