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Interesting Speaking Topics

Yo peeps, my school's hosting a speech competition and I need to choose an interesting topic that's lowkey related to high school/college life. Anyone got any cool ideas that'll grab my audience's attention and keep them engaged through the whole thing?

2 years ago

Hey there! Here's a list of potential speaking topics that could be both intriguing and relevant to high school or college life. These ideas are designed to capture your audience's attention and promote engagement:

1. The impact of social media on mental health and academic success

2. The positive aspects of extracurricular activities and how they shape one's personality

3. Why the "gap year" experience is more than just a break: exploring unconventional paths to growth

4. How to effectively combat academic stress and burnout in high school/college

5. College admissions: Are standardized tests a fair way to evaluate students?

6. The influence of technology on modern education: digital natives and the classroom experience

7. The importance of learning about personal finance in high school/college

8. The growing role of mental health awareness in schools and universities

9. The benefits of study groups and collaborative learning

10. Steps schools can take to promote inclusivity and diversity on campus

Remember, when choosing your topic, consider your personal interests, your target audience, and what issues are relatable or pressing for them. No matter which topic you pick, be sure to research it thoroughly and present your speech in a dynamic, engaging manner. Good luck!

2 years ago

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