This document is a PowerPoint presentation about effective speech delivery. It discusses what constitutes good delivery, including conveying ideas clearly without being distracting. It covers various methods of delivery such as reading from a manuscript, reciting from memory, impromptu speaking, and extemporaneous speaking. The presentation also discusses elements of voice like volume, pitch, rate, and pauses. Body language aspects like eye contact, gestures and movement are addressed. It emphasizes the importance of practicing delivery through rehearsal and receiving feedback. The document concludes with tips for preparing for and managing audience question and answer sessions.

1. SPEECH
DELIVERY
A PowerPoint Presentation by:
Ani Istiana
Romy Mardian

2. DELIVERY
1. What is Good Delivery ?
2. Methods of Delivery
3. The Speaker’s Voice
4. The Speaker’s Body
5. Practicing Delivery
6. Answering Audience Questions

3. “You can speak well if your tongue can
deliver the message of your heart.”
Introduction
The process by which
meanings are
exchanged b/w people
through the use of
common set of symbols
is called
COMMUNICATION.

4. Communication

5. Two-way Communication Process
Who... says what... in what way... to whom...
Message Medium Receiver
Feedback
...with what efect
Commu-nicator

6. 1. WHAT IS GOOD DELIVERY
* Does not call attention
to itself.
* Convey the speaker’s
ideas clearly,
interestingly, without
distracting the
audience

7. Most audience prefer a
delivery that combined a
certain degree of
formality, directness,
spontaneity (natural),
animation, facial
expressiveness, and a
lively sense of
communication.

8. 2. METHODS OF DELIVERY
Reading from a manuscript
Reciting from memory
Speaking impromptu
Speaking extemporaneously

9. Reading from a manuscript
* Written out fully
* Read to audience

10. Speaking Impromtu
* Delivered with little
or no immediate
preparation

11. Phrases that you can use in
impromptu speaking
“My first point is …”
“Second, we can see that...”
“In conclusion, I would like to say…”
“Finally, …”

12. Speaking Extemporaneously
* Carefully prepared &
rehearsed
* Presented from
brief notes

13. Reciting from memory

14. Sounds spontaneous no
matter how many times
speech has been
rehearsed

15. 3. THE SPEAKER’S VOICE
Dialect
Rate

16. 1. VOLUME
Loudness or softness of
speaker’s voice
2. PITCH
Highness or lowness of
speaker’s voice
3. RATE
Speed at which person speaks

17. 4. Pauses
Momentary break in vocal delivery
5. Vocalized Pauses
Pauses that occur when speaker
says “uh,” “er,” “um,” etc.
6. Vocal Variety
a. Changes in rate, pitch, volume
b. Gives voice expressiveness

18. 7. Pronunciation
Accepted standard of sound, rhythm
for words in given language.
8. Articulation
Physical production of speech sounds.
9. Dialect
Variety of a language distinguished by
accent, grammar, vocabulary.

19. 4. THE SPEAKER’S BODY
Personal Appearance
Gestures
Eye Contact
Movement

20. Things You Should Do
• Eye contact
• Can glance at
notes
• Appropriate
gestures
• Rhetorical
questions to
involve audience

21. 5. Practicing Delivery
Go through preparation outline aloud
Prepare speaking outline
Practice speech aloud
Polish, refine delivery
Give dress rehearsal

22. 6. Preparing Q&A Sessions
• Formulate answers
to possible
questions
• Practice delivery of
answers

23. 7. Managing Q&A Sessions
• Approach questions with
positive attitude
• Listen carefully
• Direct answers to
entire audience
• Be honest,
straightforward
• Stay on track

24. THANK YOU