anywhere they choose in the entire world. they are to tell the class their name, where they are going, and who they will take with them.once again, the emphasis is on eye contact.
often student speakers (or adults, for that matter), will concentrate on one or two individuals or a small portion of their audience for the entire speech. perhaps they see a few familiar faces and are afraid to allow their eyes to explore the rest of the audience. whatever the reason, the rest of the audience will soon feel left out. the next exercise is designed to give the speaker practice making eye contact with the entire audience.
would it 