Do you believe in me?

1. Is he a good speaker? Why/why not?

Yes because he was able to communicate clearly, with emotion, and keep eye contact with the crowd.
2. What were his good characteristics as a speaker? His bad?

His good were he was able to communicate clearly, with emotion, and keep eye contact with the crowd and he had good body emotion. His bad one was he may have been so repetitive because he did not remember his lines.
3. How did he use his voice (vocal inflection) to make his speech more effective?

He used his voice to put emotion in his speech.
4. How did he use gestures to make his speech more effective?

He used body language to put more emotion in his speech.
5. Why do you think they selected him as their keynote speaker? (Keynote speakers are the main speakers of a meeting, convention, etc.)

They used him because he is being directly effected by the conflict of Dallas schools and people would probably pay more attention to a child rather than an adult.
6. What was the main point of his message? Was it an important message? Why/why not?

The message was to support and somewhat thank the staff of Dallas schools.
7. Do you think the teachers believed his message? Did it inspire them? Why/why not?
Yes I do think the teachers believed the message, but some might not have taken him sincerely because he was a child.
In 100-150 words, respond to the following:
What did you think of his message? If you were a teacher, would it have inspired you? Do not repeat any information that you used in the seven questions above.

In my opinion, this was a good message. I am not sure exactly why this meeting was necessary, but I am sure it