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This document contains notes from a speech presentation by Bill Peng on developing a good speech. It discusses various elements to consider such as story, script format, practicing, body language, stage presence, and audience interaction. The notes provide tips on using different script formats, incorporating pauses effectively, using body language like eye contact and gestures, and engaging audiences through techniques like questioning and examples. It also references speeches by Steve Jobs and Michael Sandal as examples.
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- 1. “Speech”Prepared Presentation By Bill Peng, 2013.10.5 Fall 2013 NTUTM SGD
- 2. Who am I...... BILL (彭毅弘) With small eyes Cofounder of 1st NTUTM Camp 29th President of NTUTM, Fall 2011 Cofounder of 簡報藝術烘焙坊 (artofslide.blogspot.tw)
- 6. How to Developa Good Speech?
- 8. Story
- 10. General & Professional Informative & Persuasive Lead to a Conclusion & Discussion Open minded & Conservative Concept & DetailActive & Passive Lecture, Reporting or Sharing ...... ...... Visual thinking & literary thinking Audiences Contents
- 13. 6 Elements of SUCCESs
- 14. Simplicity Unexpectedness Concreteness Credibility Emotions Stories S U C C E S
- 15. Steve Jobs, Stanford commencement speech, 2005
- 16. Simplicity - 3 Stories、15 mins Steve Jobs, Stanford commencement speech, 2005 Unexpectedness - About his Failure and Cancer Concreteness - Real Experiences Credibility - Real Experiences Emotions - His Ideas about Life Stories - His own Stories SUCCESs !
- 17. Script
- 19. Document Form Logical Not Suitable for Speaking ➟ Reading Practice Mind Map Form Creativity Inaccurate ➟ Partial Script OutlineWord by word
- 20. Visual Aids Slide Form Direct Reading the Slide ➟ Visualize OutlineWord by word Document Form Logical ➟ Reading Practice Mind Map Form Inaccurate ➟ Partial Script Creativity Not Suitable for Speaking
- 21. Practical Use... Combination of the Benefit of different forms of script
- 24. Step 2 Certainty
- 26. Step 4
- 27. Practice
- 28. Techology and social revolution: Steve Wozniak at TEDxBrussels ?
- 29. Pauses One Pause, One Idea
- 33. ......Here, we shall support you, and you will never be alone, and you will find your passion and inspiration if you never give up.Today, with this story and my experiences, I wish the same for you all- Just bear a beginner’s mind, and one day, you will find the most wonderful journey in your life.
- 34. ......Here, we shall support you, and you will never be alone, and you will find your passion and inspiration if you never give up. Today, with this story and my experiences, I wish the same for you all- Just bear a beginner’s mind, and one day, you will find the most wonderful journey in your life. One Pause, One Idea
- 35. Body Language
- 37. Eye Contact Body Movement Vocal Variety
- 38. Eye Contact Body Movement 1. Interactions 2. Confident & Professional 3. Adjustment of Speed & Pace Vocal Variety
- 39. Eye Contact Body Movement Interaction、Size & Quantity、Visual Implication No Pointing, no Waving! Vocal Variety
- 40. Eye Contact Body Movement Speed, Tone & Pace 4 Main Forms：模仿 Description Conclusion SharingMimicking Vocal Variety
- 41. ......Here, we shall support you, and you will never be alone, and you will find your passion and inspiration if you never give up.Today, with this story and my experiences, I wish the same for you all- Just bear a beginner’s mind, and one day, you will find the most wonderful journey in you life. Description or Plot!: High & Fast Feeling Conclusion: Slow & Low Vocal Variety
- 42. Eye Contact Body Movement Vocal Variety
- 43. Steve Jobs, iPhone introduction, 2007
- 44. Steve Jobs, iPhone introduction, 2007 Keeping Eye Contact Showing his Confidence Using Gestures, Moving on the Stage. Slowing Down when it comes the Main Point.
- 45. The Spices of Speech
- 48. Catching attention Interactions Mimicking Call for Action Opening Body Conclusion
- 49. Catching attention Interactions Mimicking Call for Action Opening Body Conclusion
- 50. 1. Start with a Question & Story 2. Don’t be too humble! 3. Start when audience are prepared. Catching the Audiences Attention!! Opening
- 51. Catching attention Interactions Mimicking Call for Action Opening Body Conclusion
- 52. 1. Story Telling 2. Mimicking 3. Drama Playing Skills for the Speakers Let the Audiences not only Understand, but also Get Involved! Body
- 53. 1. Asking Questions 2. Inviting Audiences on the Stage 3. Group Discussions Skills for the Audiences interact Body
- 54. Justice:What's The Right Thing To Do, Michael Sandal 1. Asking Questions 2. Inviting Audiences on the Stage
- 55. Catching attention Interactions Mimicking Call for Action Opening Body Conclusion
- 56. “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.” -Steve Jobs Call for Action! Conclusion Steve Jobs, Stanford commencement s
- 57. “To Start, you don’t have to be good, to be good, you have to start!” -NTU Toastmasters Call for Action! Conclusion Steve Jobs, Stanford commencement s
- 58. Catching attention Interactions Mimicking Call for Action Opening Body Conclusion
- 60. “Speech”Prepared Presentation By Bill Peng, 2013.10.5 Fall 2013 NTUTM SGD