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1. As she opened her speech with a flash of her cell phone, Sydney House’s value speech about hard-work immediately appealed to our generational age group. With the presence of social media and search engines all around us, the reliance upon technology has become a fragment for all of us within the classroom.
2. With the mention of Instagram, Micaela Besser’s value speech about adventure and exploration attracted all young adults to the supporting arguments of her speech. Not only did Micaela appeal to the technology-ridden side of society, but the sense of wanderlust which exists in the new obtained freedom of college students.
3. Using the connective ability of sports amongst our age group, Esther Swift’s introductory speech on …show more content…
Nicole Metter’s value speech about the importance of preserving privacy offered insight to driving force that connects us all. Far and wide, our age group plugs into world of social media for exploration and examination.
5. Debating on the dark and twisted meanings of childhood nursey rhymes, Mikaela Rustand’s and Paiges James’ ProCon debate appealed to a specific age category. By relating to the memories and stories of our childhood, the duo appeased the current audience.
6. Speaking about the importance of embracing life and all the world has to offer, Jacob Anderson’s value speech was able to fall within the age variable of audience analysis. With a majority of his peers experiencing the same stage of life in which he is currently experiencing, he used his personal knowledge to influence the minds his similar-aged class.
7. Appealing to the wanderlust-stricken minds of the youth during her introductory speech about Ally Wirfs, Mikaela Rustand was able to relate to the age composition of her class.
8. Similarly to Maxwell Stuckert, most college students have the desire to change the world. In Kelli Unruh’s introductory speech about Maxwell Stuckert, she used her analyzing skills to appeal the age group of her