The document provides tips for controlling nervousness when public speaking. It suggests retraining oneself to have a positive self-talk and attitude, believing one's message is more important than what others think. It also discusses various speech delivery options including manuscript, oratory, impromptu, and extemporaneous speaking. Nonverbal delivery aspects like vocal variations, pauses, pronunciation, and visual cues can enhance a presentation. Visual aids should supplement rather than substitute a speech by helping the audience understand and retain information. Perfect practice is needed to overcome fears of public speaking.

1. Delivering Presentations
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2. Fear and Nervousness
How do I control
nervousness and the
fear of public
speaking?
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3. Fear and Nervousness
I need retraining to
react differently to
my situation.
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4. Fear and Nervousness
I need renewed self-
talk that is positive
and motivates me.
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5. Fear and Nervousness
I need a constructive
attitude to rebuild
my confidence.
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6. Fear and Nervousness
I need to believe that
I am valued,
important, and have
something to share
with the world.
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7. Fear and Nervousness
My message is more
important than what
others think of me.
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8. Speech Delivery Options
Manuscript delivery
Oratory/from memory
Impromptu speaking
Extemporaneous
speaking
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9. Nonverbal
Aspect of
Delivery
You can use a range of vocal
sounds with variations of
pitch, volume, and speed
which keeps you from
sounding monotone.
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10. Nonverbal
Aspect of
Delivery
Pauses can add drama to
your speech, while correct
pronunciation and
articulation give you
credibility.
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11. Nonverbal
Aspect of
Delivery
Visual cues such as
scanning, facial expressions,
gestures, good posture and
planting can enhance your
presentation.
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12. Use of Aids Effectively
A visual aid should
supplement your
speech, not be a
substitute for it.
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13. Use of Aids Effectively
A visual aid should
help the listener
process, understand,
and retain
information while
giving interest to
your speech.
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14. Use of Aids Effectively
When should I use a
visual aid?
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15. Use of Aids Effectively
Graphs can give
more facts, while
photos can evoke
emotion.
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16. Perfect Practice Makes Perfect
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