When I think of the word compassion, I think of showing sympathy towards someone or a group of people who may be suffering or have problems with something. When I think of communication, I think of people talking or people exchanging some sort of information. When putting those words together it makes me think of someone showing some sort of sympathy or even pity towards a person when having a conversation. It helps people understand that when they're speaking to someone or a group of people that they can't blame them and have to be able to take some type of criticism without getting offended. Compassionate communication relates to public speaking in many ways. One way it relates is when speaking and showing compassion you have to acknowledge the aspects of similarities rather than our differences. Another way it relates is when speaking you have to be able to take constructive criticism by peers and people in a higher position same goes for compassion you have to be able to t...
In my opinion, I think time limits can be a good thing and a bad thing. It is a good thing because it can make a presenter get to the point in their speech rather than ramble on about irrelevant things. Another good thing about time limits is it can keep the presenter on track, so they don't start talking about other things and take too long to present. The last thing that could be an advantage for a time limit is if there is some type of schedule at work or school and you need to keep things flowing by using this time limit. A bad thing for a time limit is it may not give the presenter enough time to share all of their information so they feel rushed and may forget important topics to cover. In high school we did a thing called senior projects. The senior project consisted of picking a topic that relates to the career we may want to go into in the future and your put a presentation together and there is a time limit for how long you have to talk for and a time that you can'...