Conclusions
Did you know that the footprints of the astronauts who walked on the moon are still there? Because there is no wind or water on the moon to cause erosion, the first boot print from Neil Armstrong in 1969 to the last from Gene Cernan in 1972 remain to this day. Talk about a lasting impression! As a public speaker, you should also be concerned with kind of lasting impression that you leave on the audience. That’s one of several things that make conclusions so important in a speech.
This video will discuss the functions, components, and tips for effective conclusions in public speaking.