Thirty Tips for Public Speaking Tyros

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  • + pierrevert pierrevert 2 months ago
    I found very good tips at http://www.powerpoint-presentation-power.com
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  • + guestf11d9 guestf11d9 10 months ago
    Terimakasih, saya mengharapkan dapat bekerja sama dan di ijinkan untuk mengambil bahan presentasi untuk keperluan mengajar saya, thank you, goor presentation.
  • + topgun_83 Harpreet Singh 2 years ago
    May I please have a copy for the same as its realy nice piece of work....my e-mail is topgun_83@rediffmail.com
  • + rcdohare SAIL (BHILAI STEEL PLANT) 2 years ago
    very good presentation.
  • + tosime Tony Osime 3 years ago
    Some comments on the whole slideshow.



    I like the content. It is very simple and effective advice. This will be good for practice - follow the steps one by one.



    As a slideshow it will be much more memorable with pictures. At least 50% of every slide should be a strong picture that reinforces the slide message. A single theme or style of picture would be great.



    Most of the message is for people new to public speaking. Experts break all the rules for effect.



    Can I suggest you add a picture to each slide and present the slideshow again.
  • + tosime Tony Osime 3 years ago
    I will stop commenting here and just enjoy your slides, then make some comments at the end...
  • + tosime Tony Osime 3 years ago
    35 slides might need an agenda slide - something that prepares and smooths the path for the viewer.



    For this slide a picture is a must - big, bright and provocative. The text is secondary - the picture should deliver 70% of the message.



    Underlining for emphasis is a little old fashioned - typewriter technology. Bold, color, font, size etc., are much better tools for emphasis. However, not blinking or moving - that is overkill.
  • + tosime Tony Osime 3 years ago
    Thanks for inviting me to comment on your slideshow. I enjoy commenting but I can never be sure the owner actually welcomes comments. Please take my comments as simple subjective views of an amateur trying to learn.



    Slide 1 needs a stronger impact. An unusual picture would work well. The template is overused so it is not as striking. as it could be. The clipart is functional but possibly too simple. The clipart is too dark for a black background.



    I would look for a person suffering from stage fright on one side and the same person looking confident on the other side.



    The circle around your name is distracting.
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  1. 30 - Tips For A Beginner In Public Speaking
  2. The ability to speak in front of audience is considered as a sign of Self-confidence . Why Speak in Public ?
  3. The unique features of this presentation is the tips given here are time tested over 25 years among youth
  4. Public Speaking
    • Matter
    • Language
    • Style
  5. Public Speaking
    • #1
    • Start with a proper GREETING to the judges and audience
  6. Public Speaking
    • #2
    • ORGANISE your speech into three basic parts
    • Attractive - INTRODUCTION
    • Meaningful - MAIN SPEECH
    • Clear & Crisp - CONCLUSION
  7. Public Speaking
    • #3
    • MAKE the introduction BRIEF but ATTENTION GATHERING
  8. Public Speaking
    • #4
    • OPEN your speech with any one of the four techniques :
    • Quotation
    • Example
    • Definition
    • Humour ( HUMOUR is little difficult to deliver ; unless you are good at telling jokes, DON’T try this technique )
  9. Public Speaking
    • #5
    • MAKE NO more than THREE major points in a three minutes speech
  10. Public Speaking
    • #6
    • STRUCTURE the points as under
    • a) MAKE a single & clear statement of your point
    • b) ELABORATE the point in few sentences
    • c) Give one or two examples to support the point (sequence may vary c,a,b..)
  11. Public Speaking
    • #7
    • BALANCE the points to consider all aspects of situation.
  12. Public Speaking
    • #8
    • EMPHASIZE your arguments but don’t show bias.
  13. Public Speaking
    • #9
    • MOVE from one point to another -LOGICALLY & SMOOTHLY
  14. Public Speaking
    • #10
    • END with a word of thanks.
  15. Public Speaking- LANGUAGE
      • #11
    • AVOID grammatical faults
  16. Public Speaking
    • #12
    • USE correct pronunciation
  17. Public Speaking
    • #13
    • USE the right word as far as possible ( You should have / develop a good vocabulary to do this )
  18. Public Speaking
    • #14
    • PREFER simple sentences. Similarly prefer direct speech (active voice) to reported speech (passive voice)
  19. Public Speaking
    • #15
    • CITE specific example instead of making generalizations.
  20. Public Speaking
    • #16
    • CREATE word pictures
    • Example - say : “My friend Ram”, instead of “a friend”
    • Say : “It is hard as maths to me” , not weakly “it is hard”
  21. Public Speaking
    • #17
    • USE pauses appropriately (when you make an important / major point - it will sink into the minds of your audience well)
  22. Public Speaking
    • #18
    • SPEAK fluently
  23. Public Speaking
    • #19
    • AVOID :
    • Putting on an unnatural / foreign accent
  24. Public Speaking
    • #20
    • AVOID :
    • Use of big words to show off jargon, slang & cliches
  25. Public Speaking- STYLE
    • #21
    • TAKE a good look at the audience, judges and the arrangements while you are waiting for your turn to speak.
  26. Public Speaking
    • #22
    • WALK at your normal pace to the dais / speaker podium when called to speak
  27. Public Speaking
    • #23
    • STAND erect, but not stiff
  28. Public Speaking
    • #24
    • LOOK at judges, audience and take a deep breath.
  29. Public Speaking
    • #25
    • SMILE at the most friendly face (pretty / handsome one) you can see in the audience - if you prefer ! Now begin speaking .
  30. Public Speaking
    • #26
    • KEEP your voice at a level that suits the size of the audience and the hall / room
  31. Public Speaking
    • #27
    • SPEAK at your natural speed (like when you talk to your friends or at home)
  32. Public Speaking
    • #28
    • LOOK at different sections of the audience once in a while. (Don’t stare at someone or a particular object in the room)
  33. Public Speaking
    • #29
    • ALLOW your hands the natural gestures they are used to, while you speak.
  34. Public Speaking
    • #30
    • After you finish your speech pause briefly, take a couple of steps back and then RETURN to your seat.
  35. THANK YOU

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