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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

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Q Speeches are another way of communicating verbal identity. When you think of historical and contemporary speeches, which speeches do you relate to? What speakers do you admire? How do those speakers verbally communicate who they are? Creative people especially artists often depend on their "work" to express their feelings, their messages, their opinions. How can you express your identity creatively through speech? Description: Select 5 short speeches to listen to or read on http://thisibelieve.org/essays/featured/. Pick one and write 4-5 paragraphs discussing the following: • Which speeches appealed to you and why. • What did the speaker bring to the speech that made it memorable? You are just listening to the speakers here, so without the benefit of nonverbal, what do you notice about their speaking style?

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The speech which appealed to me the most is the one titled as “Tomorrow will be a Better Day” by Josh Rittenberg, a 16 year old student who has some interesting views about our current situation within the society. First of all the name of the speech seemed really interesting to me as I am a very optimistic person and the name of the speech gives us some optimistic vibes. We are so much consumed by the problems of our daily lives that optimism has become rare now days and this speech helps to keeps the hopes alive that things will eventually fall into place, we should not lose hope.