After receiving my Competent Communicator pin from Toastmasters, I planned to wear it regularly in Toastmasters club meetings. After all, what better way to promote Toastmasters than to wear it with pride?
Wear Your Toastmasters Pin with Pride
A Toastmasters pin can easily become a conversation piece. When someone asks about it, you can talk about how you got into Toastmasters, enumerate its benefits, and then later promote the organization and your club.
This free resource of sample Toastmasters speeches has tips, techniques
and examples of topics and ideas for writing your speech or presentation.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
The Touching Story-Sample Speech, "You're Still You"
You're Still You
(The Touching Story, Advanced Speech Project #4 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.29,2007, Kimberly-Clark TMC, Kimberly-Clark Phils, San Pedro, Laguna. Evaluated by Lolet Gabay, ACG)
(The Touching Story, Advanced Speech Project #4 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.29,2007, Kimberly-Clark TMC, Kimberly-Clark Phils, San Pedro, Laguna. Evaluated by Lolet Gabay, ACG)
INTRODUCTION
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Awarding of the Competent Communicator Pin - The Moral of the Story
Receiving my Competent Communicator Pin from Lolet Gabay at Alabang Community TMC. I've previously received the Competent Communicator certificate as then a member of the ON Semiconductor TMC. My CC "graduation speech" was actually delivered last Jul 4, 2006 at an Engineers' Workshop. The title of that speech is "In the Eyes of Child, A Vision of Hope".
Today, I also delivered my Moral of the Story speech project. The speech is entitled "The Secret of Padre Burgos".
Today, I also delivered my Moral of the Story speech project. The speech is entitled "The Secret of Padre Burgos".
The Moral of the Story-Sample Speech, "The Secret of Padre Burgos"
The Secret of Padre Burgos
(The Moral of the Story, Advanced Speech Project #3 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.16,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Lolet Gabay, ACG)
(The Moral of the Story, Advanced Speech Project #3 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.16,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Lolet Gabay, ACG)
INTRODUCTION
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Let's Get Personal-Sample Speech, "Traces of Talent"
Traces of Talent
(Let's Get Personal, Advanced Speech Project #2 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.9,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang)
(Let's Get Personal, Advanced Speech Project #2 in the Storytelling Manual, Aug.9,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang)
INTRODUCTION
Thursday, May 17, 2007
The Folk Tale-Sample Speech, "Noah's Bird"
Noah's Bird
(The Folk Tale, Advanced Speech Project #1 in the Storytelling Manual, May.17,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Dr. Neil Caranto}
(The Folk Tale, Advanced Speech Project #1 in the Storytelling Manual, May.17,2007, ACT Club, Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Dr. Neil Caranto}
INTRODUCTION
Have you ever wondered why the Crow or the "Uwak", as we call it, has such a bad reputation? This bad reputation is often highlighted in fables or fairy tales.
Somehow this bird is always portrayed as ugly, greedy and generally unpleasant to be with. Now I’m sure that there are many folk tales to explain this bad reputation, but the version that I like best is one that uses a reference from the Bible.
BODY
Who has heard of the story about Noah’s Ark? Okay, everybody has heard of it. It’s about God creating a Big Flood to destroy mankind which has become wicked. But there was a good man named Noah that God wanted to save.
But this story isn’t so much about Noah nor is it about the Ark. It’s about a bird, the Crow in particular, and how it came to appear as we know it today.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Speaking After Dinner-Sample Speech2, "My Message On Your Wedding Day"
My Message on Your Wedding Day
(Speaking After Dinner, Advanced Speech Project #5 in The Entertaining Speaker Manual, May.10,2007, ACT-Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Rema Manzano)
(Speaking After Dinner, Advanced Speech Project #5 in The Entertaining Speaker Manual, May.10,2007, ACT-Henlin, Northgate Alabang. Evaluated by Rema Manzano)
(To be read by the Toastmaster of the Day to set the tone of a SIMULATED EVENT:)
It’s Viviene’s Wedding Day and she has invited her Toastmaster friends as guests. The Speaker will deliver a speech right after the dinner at the Wedding Reception in Henlin Tomato and Cheese.
INTRODUCTION



