The slides are from the talk that I delivered on an INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR on Public Speaking skills called ''SPEAK UP'21'' organized by LEO club of Anna University CEG - Guindy, Chennai on an International collaboration with LEO CLUB of KAATSU International University (KIU) - Srilanka.

1. PUBLIC SPEAKING
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E Theerumalai Ga
- B.E. Civil Engineering @ GCE Tirunelveli
- Best Outgoing Student of Batch 2019
- Managing Director @ TEDx Youth Vannarpettai
- President of Rotaract Club of GCE – T
- Secretary of CEA @ GCE-T
- Social Worker @ Helping Hands, D4V
- Civil Services Aspirant
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4. The Classical Period
(500 BCE – 400 BCE)
•Aristotle – RHETORIC – LYCEUM
•Ethos , Pathos, Logos
•Aspasia of Miletus, Plato, Socrates
The Romans
• Marcus Tullius Cicero
• Five Canons of Rhetoric
• Invention
• Arrangement
• Style
• Memory
• Delivery
The Medieval Period
(400 CE -1400 CE)
•Considered to be a dark phase.
•St. Augustine, a Christian clergyman
and a renowned rhetorician, continued
to develop ideas and considered the
study of persuasion
The Renaissance
(1400 CE- 1600 CE)
• Rise of intellectuals and rhetoricians -
emphasized more on the style.
• Petrus Ramus - logic rather than rhetoric.
logic - two parts- invention and judgement.
• Francis Bacon, morality and reasoning -
essential part of any oration.
The Enlightenment
(1600 CE – 1800 CE)
• Bridge between the past and the present.
• NEOCLASSISM – George Campbell –
Scientific Reasoning and Morality
• Elocutionary approach - delivery aspect of
public speaking namely- tone of voice,
gestures, body language, facial expressions,
and pronunciations
New School
(from 1900s till today)
•Technological Intervention
•Mix of Modern and Classical Rhetoric
•Post Modernism
•TED Talks
•Toastmasters
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5. DEVELOPING Knowledge
CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS
fine-tuning verbal and
nonverbal skills
overcoming
fear
influencing
the world around you
developing
leadership skills
becoming a
thought leader
WHY PUBLIC
SPEAKING IS
IMPORTANT?
Expressing what you
are to the world
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6. Prepare Practise Perform
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10. TYPES OF
PUBLIC
SPEAKING
Entertaining
Speech
Informative
Speech
Demonstrative
Speech
Persuasive
Speech
Motivational
Speech
Impromptu
Speech
Oratorical
Speech
Debate
Speech
Forensic
Speech
Special
Occasion
Speech
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11. DIMENSIONS
OF PUBLIC
SPEAKING
PHYSICAL
DIMENSION
TEMPORAL
DIMENSION
SOCIO -
PSYCHOLOGICAL
DIMENSION
CULTURAL
DIMENSION
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12. Structure
of
Speech
Problem-Solution
Structure
Residues
Method
Classic Story
Structure
Chronological
Structure
Demonstration
Structure
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13. DELIVERY
Impromptu
Delivery
Extemporaneous
Delivery
Manuscript
Delivery
Memorized
Delivery
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14. ❑ Lack of Confidence
❑ Lack of Attention to Audience
❑ Lack of Organization
❑ Lack of Preparedness
❑ Lack of Time Management
❑ Fear of Language
❑ Problem of Body Language
❑ Fear , Stress and Nervousness
❑ Going Blank at Stage
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