Paper 1: Summarize a TED talk

Second, please choose what you write. Choose what you are interested in, and also consider the option you know best, not just one point but how it is organized. Do you think you can write a clear and organized summary of this TED speech?

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The best TED lecture does not seem to be a speech or a speech of rehearsal. They are not unilateral. The best TED lecture talks directly with you, so that you can participate in the conversation. As they move on stage, they ask you questions, let you think and direct attention to the speaker. So, how do you do this? Gallo explained that in a way that is somewhat contrary to intuition, cruel practice is the key to nature. He urged the lecturer to "Continue to practice and internalize the content so that it can be demonstrated as easily as possible with friends. If you do more rehearsals, relax during the presentation Steve Jobs' exercise ratio is 1: 750. In other words, he spends 750 minutes on practice every minute he suggests.

In addition to practicing in front of people and in the mirror, I also read the story of TED. After observing TED's lecture and other female speakers, inspired by it, I was able to accept and observe how they communicate with hand movement, intonation, and projection. When I do not think that I can talk well, I will not give up, it will be a good inspiration to tell my story. A few years ago, I did not think about speaking in front of people. But I am asking for close communication with people and giving them power through the work I am doing. I want to keep in touch with other people, it means challenging myself out of my comfort zone.

After three months' journey, I prepared a speech about future recruitment, and I rehearsed. While carefully reading my TED Residency conversation, Amanda 's TED Women' s preparation, and Chris Anderson 's book TED Talks, I got a new understanding of the art of talking in public. The best talks will catch you from the beginning and will never let you go. A study by Vanessa Van Edwards and her talented science team showed that when someone saw the entire speech or the first seven seconds the TED's highest level of conversation was similar for intelligence, appeal, and reliability I discovered that I received an evaluation.