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    This document contains a list of potential public speaking topics organized into different levels from 1A to 6. The topics range widely and include discussions of teachers, colors, tourist destinations, fashion, cities, positive thinking, parents' vs. kids' rights, bullying, generations, success stories, education styles, job interviews, character studies, toxic work environments, human rights, racism, globalization, animal testing, artificial intelligence, organ donation, cloning, and whether students should be allowed cell phones in class. The topics are meant to inspire independent thinking on a variety of subjects.

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    Term: 235 - Public Speaking Topics

    “Think Independently”
    Level 1A Level 1B W1
    ➢ The internet should be free for ➢ How many stories of murders
    everyone. do you know?
    ➢ The importance of teachers in ➢ How can food change us?
    your life ➢ Does Yemen have historical
    ➢ What do you know about landmarks?
    colors? ➢ How many famous cities
    ➢ How much do you know about around the world do you
    touristy places? know?
    Level 2A Level 2B W2
    ➢ What do names say about us? ➢ How has fashion been ➢ Professional athletes make a
    ➢ What are the problem-solving developed? lot of money.
    skills? ➢ How many famous cities ➢ Who has been the most
    ➢ Parents' rights Vs. Kids' rights around the world do you know? influential person in your life
    ➢ Achievements that a person ➢ How can a person develop and why?
    should reach in life. positive thinking? ➢ If I had a superpower, I would ..
    ➢ School uniforms are necessary ➢ Don’t judge a book by its
    cover.
    Level 3A Level 3B Level 4A
    ➢ How can you improve public ➢ How has fashion been ➢ Homeschooling is better than
    speaking skills? developed? normal schooling.
    ➢ How can a person be rich? ➢ How many famous cities ➢ How can a person win job
    ➢ Are women and men around the world do you interviews?
    different? How? know? ➢ How can a person study
    ➢ Why do we need friends? ➢ How can a person develop people's character?
    positive thinking? ➢ Does age have anything to
    ➢ Do dreams have meanings? do with young spirit.
    Level 4B WIT 3 5A
    ➢ The Differences in generation ➢ Bridging the gap between the ➢ How to get rid of a toxic
    gap. rich and poor. environment at work.
    ➢ Bully students should be ➢ Teachers should be tested ➢ How many stories of success
    expelled. like students. do you know?
    ➢ What regrets do your parents ➢ Security cameras keep us ➢ Why co-education?
    have? safer. ➢ Human Rights and Armed
    ➢ How can online Learning be ➢ How to create a positive Conflicts.
    Fun? environment and spread ➢ Racism.
    positive vibes to your
    surroundings.
    5B Level 6 Conversation Classes
    ➢ Students should be allowed to ➢ Globalization is good for the ➢ Struggles of Immigrants
    have cell phones in classes. world. ➢ Humans cloning should be
    ➢ How many famous cities ➢ Animal testing shouldn’t be legal.
    around the world do you banned. ➢ Organ Donation
    know? ➢ Artificial Intelligence ➢ A motivational speech.
    ➢ How can a person develop ➢ Organ Donation “Choose your own”
    positive thinking? ➢ Humans cloning should be ➢ Students should be allowed to
    ➢ Struggles of Immigrants legal. have cell phones in classes.

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