Have you ever had to present something and felt like it turned out choppy or incomplete? Well look no further and take communications. It’s a class to help you improve your speech and anxiety while in front of a big audience. The fact is you’re going to have to have to talk in front of a big audience and you’re going to have to have a well-constructed speech. To get your point across you need a good intro and conclusion to capture your audience and finish it off with a good conclusion. A lot of people forget that.
In communications, you learn how to write a thoroughly thought-out speech to hook your audience and the rights and wrongs when giving a speech. If you’re the type of person who gets anxiety from just talking to people or just really likes talking, I highly recommend taking this class. It helped me be more open when talking to people and getting over my fear of presenting stuff in class.
Mr. Kissner is one of the best teachers I have ever had. I have made a strong connection with him. Mr. Kissner cares about his students and what’s his teaching he finds very important being a teacher.” Mr. Kissner, Teacher: “It’s not about making the class fun, it’s about teaching them new things.” He also finds it easier to have the audience have confidence in you so you can find confidence in yourself. ‘’Mr. Kissner, Teacher: we all help each other to build people’s confidence ‘’. Learning how to get over the struggles of talking is a very important thing to learn. Being in this class is like a safe zone for you to express yourself and not worry too hard about making mistakes because you can learn from them.
If you’re worried that you’re going to have to talk about something boring don’t worry Mr. Kissner gives quite a lot of freedom of what you can talk about. Quit being too scared to talk to people and give communications the chance to show you the right way to get started. And just because you don’t have a problem talking with people doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take this class. You could be making huge mistakes when presenting something and you are unaware of it. Improve your communication skills and have a fun time learning something new.
