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This document provides guidance on developing effective presentation skills. It discusses building the presentation by choosing 3 key messages and emphasizing them with examples. It also covers presenting with effective body language like maintaining eye contact and using hand gestures. The 4 Ps framework recommends planning the purpose, audience, content and practice. Tips are given for communicating clearly with good listening, awareness of nonverbal cues and managing stress. The overall goal is to present confidently and engage the audience.
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How to be a competent communicator
This document outlines the 10 speech projects in the Toastmasters Competent Communicator manual. The projects are designed to help speakers improve their communication skills over time through practice. They include introductory speeches, speeches with visual aids, persuasive speeches, and an inspiring conclusion speech. Each project has a goal, time limit, and provides guidance on content and delivery techniques for the speaker. Completing the projects allows speakers to develop their skills and achieve the designation of Competent Communicator.
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A Complete Guide: How to Speak Effectively?
Effective communication is a cornerstone of success in both personal and professional realms. In this presentation, we delve into the art of speaking effectively. Whether you’re addressing a large audience, leading a team meeting, or engaging in one-on-one conversations, mastering the skill of effective speech can significantly impact your outcomes.
Key Points:
Purposeful Planning: Understand your audience, define clear objectives, and craft a compelling message.
Preparation: Rehearse your content, create engaging visual aids, and minimize reliance on notes.
Delivery Techniques: Speak clearly, maintain eye contact, and use body language to connect with your listeners.
Structuring Your Presentation: Organize your content logically, ensuring a smooth flow.
Tailoring to Your Audience: Adapt your communication style to resonate with your specific audience.
Visuals and Rehearsal: Utilize impactful visuals and practice your delivery to enhance message clarity.
Remember, effective speaking isn’t just about words—it’s about connecting, inspiring, and leaving a lasting impression. Let’s explore the art of speaking effectively together!
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This document provides information from a presentation on developing effective public speaking skills. It discusses organizing the main points of a speech, such as using a chronological, spatial, causal, problem-solution, or topical structure. Tips are provided for strong introductions that grab attention and establish credibility, as well as conclusions that reinforce the central message. The importance of outlining speeches is explained to help ensure ideas are logically connected and flow well. Attendees are invited to the next session on using visual aids to enhance their presentations.
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The document provides guidance on how to give a professional and appealing presentation. It discusses the importance of preparation such as planning objectives, content, and slides. Presenters should practice their delivery through rehearsal with or without visual aids. Good presentation skills include maintaining eye contact, speaking clearly at an appropriate pace, using body language effectively, and dealing confidently with questions. While public speaking fears are common, preparation and experience can help presenters feel more confident and in control of their presentation.
Chapter 6 & 7 revised
This document discusses effective speaking and listening. It covers various modes and types of listening like active listening, empathetic listening, and barriers to listening. It also discusses types of conversations, paralinguistic features that affect speaking, confidence and clarity in speaking, types of speaking like persuasive speaking, and public speaking. The key aspects of persuasive speaking discussed are credibility, evidence, emotional appeal, and reasoning. Tips are provided for effective conversation, telephone etiquette, writing dialogues, and overcoming barriers to speaking.
Skills
1. communication skill
a oral communication
2. presentations
a preparation step
b research thoroughly
c document your source
d write your speech
e prepare slides
f rehearsal alone
g tweak the presentation
3. delivery of speech
a conducting discussion
b guidelines in effective GD
4 who to conduct a group discussion
a their goals
b your goals
5 type of interviews question
a prepare
b introduction
c probing
6 written communication
a the art of good writing
b outlines
c Cs of writing
7 paragraphing
8 tips for written communication
9 news paper writing
10 written for magazines
11 effective listening
12 effective reading
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This document provides guidance on oral presentations. It discusses various types of presentations including prepared, manuscripts, and impromptu. The key steps in developing a presentation are outlined, including planning the topic and purpose, understanding the audience, preparing content and visual aids, and delivering the presentation. Factors for effective delivery are also covered, such as voice, body language, use of visual aids, timing, and concluding strongly. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive guide to developing and delivering successful oral presentations.
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- 2. • Building the presentation • Presenter’s anatomy • The 4 Ps • Effective communication • Tips and Tricks
- 3. Presentation is the practice of showing and explaining the content of a topic to an audience or learner
- 4. Structure • Briefly present what you are going to talk about • Elaborate on the subject you are presenting • Summarize what was just discussed Building the presentation
- 5. Key messages 1. Choose a maximum of 3 key messages that you want to transmit to your audience. 2. Making it last – make sure that your audience will remember what you were talking about 3. Make sure you put an emphasis on the key messages and link them to how they could be put into practice. Provide an example for each topic. Building the presentation
- 6. Eyes • Always look at your audience! • Try to “draw” with your eyes a letter “M” or “Z” on the audience in front. While looking at your audience this way you may be sure that everybody will “feel your sight” Presenter’s anatomy
- 7. Mouth 1. Tone, pace of voice, intonation etc. must be kept in balance. 2. Loudness: your voice must be able to reach the last rows 3. Silence tool helps people reflect on what they hear Presenter’s anatomy
- 8. Hands • Use them to emphasize your words • Never cross them in front of you, it shows defense! Feet • Don’t stay still. Walk around your “stage” smoothly Presenter’s anatomy
- 10. The 4 Ps • Reason for presentation • Impact on audience • ACTION WHY • Age • Knowledge of subject • Cultural make up • Size • Language • Time available WHO PLAN
- 11. The 4 Ps • Books, Web, Articles • Expertise • Statistics • Examples • Demonstrations • Journals RESEARCH PREPARE 1.MUST know 2.SHOULD know 3.BETTER to know
- 12. The 4 Ps • Strong opening • Clear points • Logical flow • Strong ending HOW PRACTICE - Reduces nerves - Avoid over practice - Familiar – presentation aids - Judge timing
- 13. The 4 Ps • Vary voice • Body language • Eye contact –3 second rule • Timing – Easy to slip! • Speed • Get audience to talk • Read your audience WHEN & WHERE PRESENTATION
- 15. Listening • Make the speaker feel heard and understood • Create an environment where everyone feels safe • Save time • Relieve negative emotions Effective communication
- 20. Managing stress 1. Recognize when you’re becoming stressed 2. Take a moment to calm down 3. Bring your senses to the rescue 4. Look for humor in the situation 5. Be willing to compromise 6. Agree to disagree Effective communication
- 21. Emotional awareness Emotional awareness helps you: • Understand and empathize • Understand yourself • Stay motivated • Communicate clearly and effectively • Build strong, trusting, and rewarding relationships, think creatively, solve problems, and resolve conflicts Effective communication
- 22. Tips & tricks • Be yourself! • Rehearse! • Envision yourself on the stage. • Smile . • Prepare interesting media presentation. Ex. www.prezi.com • Plan your time!
- 23. And remember… The stage is yours