Oral Communication
“Oral communication skills
are very useful in school and are of particular importance when entering and
advancing in a career. In an interview and on the job, you will need to present
information and ideas effectively.”
Oral Communication is something
you cannot live without at New Tech, because Oral Communication is your ability
to communicate to a large, medium or small sized group in an effective manner
in which you are able to get your point across. Not only this, but it is also
your ability to write out documents that will be read in front of a group and
make sure that they make sense. Without the writer of the script, the play will
suck, right? So Oral Communication is a good skill for later on life, because
someday I guarantee to you that you will have to present something of some sort
in front of a group, and you need to know how to do such a thing and be able to
do it in general.
This is all why piece of
evidence for this Learning Outcome is from the first project in my Social
Studies and English class. Trial of Creon was the name of the project and we
had to become lawyers and present in front of a group a well organized argument
as to why the good King Creon was innocent of the crime he supposedly committed. If you want to know more about the story,
look up Antigone.