The phrase "class speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a speech given in a classroom setting or a speech that is part of a class assignment.
Example: "For our final project, each student will deliver a class speech on a topic of their choice."
Alternatives: "class presentation" or "classroom speech".
Although the class, "Speech Anxiety," sometimes resembles therapy, it serves a practical purpose: helping students graduate.
SHOUTS & MURMURS parody of graduating class speech... Members of the graduating class: On my way in from the airport, as I was composing my thoughts for my talk to you, a phrase kept coming back to me.
He is weak on character, and although capable of humour (frequently golf-related, oddly enough) his condescending approximations of working class speech grate, and carry an echo of whiskered men glugging port in a senior common room.
By Christopher Buckley The New Yorker, June 2 , 1997P. 96 SHOUTS & MURMURS parody of graduating class speech... Members of the graduating class: On my way in from the airport, as I was composing my thoughts for my talk to you, a phrase kept coming back to me.
This is the main reason of the high proportion of false alarms for the class "Speech" (Figure 1b).
Also, SN (speech and noise) and SM (speech with music) are more correlated between them than to the SP class (speech) because both classes have background audio.
Eventually, that turned into being really good at public speaking and class speeches.
Now even first graders can be first-class speech citizens.
Then the prejudice against it – ultimately rooted in a stigmatisation of male, working-class speech – will dissipate.
It's an invented place but it springs directly from the working-class speech of the cities I grew up in, Limerick and Cork.
The excessive use of profanity, often coded as lower-class speech is highly present in the pilot, when Tony's father goes off at him about the stereo.
