Speech introducing yourself to the class

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Question: Write a short draft of the (1 - 3 minute) speech introducing yourself to the class. The goal is to introduce yourself by telling a story from your childhood or the meaning behind your name, so that you learn how to relate yourself to the audience in a creative way. You may write your speech in any manner you like - either handwritten or typed. You are writing the speech for yourself; only your speaking will be graded.

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