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This posting gives ideas for an impromptu speech on "How to Use Education as an Asset."

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This solution assists students with an example of a speech about why education is beneficial.

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Attention getter: Imagine living in a world where you cannot read road signs around you, cannot converse with others about the current president, are unable to complete a job application, or clueless about how to compose an email to a loved one?

Thesis: As a result, education is a great asset for one's intellectual, practical, social, and emotional well being.

First, education ...

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