This essay presents a reliable public speaking competency instrument as an alternative to existing speech competency evaluation forms. Specifically, the study tests a specialized instrument that facilitates a quick response from evaluators. This instrument is more precise in helping evaluators improve confidence and make a quicker judgment concerning students’ performances.
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