2020 PUBLIC SPEAKING CHALLENGE

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Public speaking challenge 2020 in the age of COVID 19

2020 PUBLIC SPEAKING CHALLENGE

22 March 2020

2020 PUBLIC SPEAKING CHALLENGE

To prevent cabin-fever in the time of COVID-19 lockdown, overcome curfew restrictions, and self-isolation here is an invitation to escape to another world.

OBJECTIVE

The rationale and purpose are to stimulate you intellectually, have some fun, and to promote the enjoyment of public speaking to a broader audience.

CHALLENGE

During the week record a short uplifting speech or share written content. Let’s open this public speaking challenge up to anybody if they are interested. Contributors do not have to be a member.

Share speeches and recordings directly onto the South Lancaster Speakers Club Facebook page and website.

Contact if you need support.

SUBJECT CONTENT

1. Subjects and issues that interest you.

2. Content from the ASC’s Handbook.

3. Topical issues.

EVALUATION

Using either FB or the comment form below on this website, to give positive and supportive feedback in the spirit of the club’s ethos.

Think about your personal development in public speaking, being active, and in making a positive contribution to society.

Are you up for the 2020 Public Speaking Challenge? Try it now!

Good luck!

Eddy Jackson

South Lancaster Speakers Club meets 7.30pm most 2nd & 4th Wednesdays from September to May at Hollins Lane Methodist Church School Room, Forton, PR3 0AB. Call 01524 805554

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