Make sure to have a beginning, middle, and end to your paper and if you happen to use quotes, give the correct person the credit or else it's plagarism. After the rough draft is written, it's time to either type the paper up or write it neatly on notebook paper. A work cited page is always a great way to refer to who said what and can get you a higher grade. The bibliography shows where you got your information and allows the professor to go check out your information to see if you are on the right track or not. When making the speech, don't read the paper, try to memorize some of it and keep looking at the audience.
Eye contact is very important, as is pronunciation and enunciation.
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