This document provides guidance on effective speech delivery. It discusses using voice, body language, and brain engagement strategically based on the objective of the speech. The goals are to inform, inspire, entertain or put the audience to sleep. Specific techniques are recommended for voice pitch, rate, strength, and pauses. Using the head, face, hands, and body can add emphasis and show structure or passage of time. Practicing in front of others and getting feedback helps improve delivery skills.

1. Effective Speech DeliveryKiminari Azuma – ACS/ALS2007 & 2008 Champion District 76Yamato Bilingual Toastmasters ClubFantasista Toastmasters Club

2. Goals2WHY HowWHAT

3. Why are we here?Why did we join Toastmasters club(s)?

4. The mission of a Toastmasters ClubThe mission of a club is to provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment in which every individual member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.

5. Why do we make a speech?ObjectivesSpeaking to entertain.Speaking to inspire.Speaking to inform.Speaking to put the audience into sleep.

6. Projects in CC manualThe Ice BreakerOrganize Your SpeechGet to the PointHow to Say ItYour Body SpeaksVocal VarietyResearch Your TopicGet Comfortable with Visual AidsPersuade with PowerInspire Your Audience Speech Delivery Speech Delivery Speech Delivery

7. VoicePitch – High or lowRate – Fast or slowStrength – Loud or weakQuality – Rich or monotonous“Pause”Not New Skills

8. Brain

9. Brain vs. Speech ObjectivesTo inspireTo informTo put them into sleepTo entertain

10. Let’s try!10

11. Speaking to inform – How?Objective : To informUltimate Objective :The audience understands your information.The mission of a club is to provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment in which every individual member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.

12. Speaking to inform – How?The mission of a club is / to provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment / in which every individual member has the opportunity / to develop oral communication and leadership skills / which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.

13. Speaking to inform – How?The mission of a club is  Whatto provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment  Whatin which every individual member has the opportunity  Strong Howto develop oral communication and leadership skills  Howwhich in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.  Why (Benefit)

14. Speaking to inform – How?Speaking to the “left brain.”Show the logic.Show the structure.Take adequate pause.Stress on key words / Unstress on others

15. Speaking to inspire – How?Objective : To inspireUltimate Objective : The audience understands your information, are inspired and take action.The mission of a club is to provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment in which every individual member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.

16. Speaking to inspire – How?The mission of a club is  picture?to provide a mutually positive and supportive learning environment  picture?in which every individual member has the opportunity  picture?to develop oral communication and leadership skills  picture?which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.  picture?

17. You body speaks!

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19. Your body speaks……when? Why?When you want to get attention….When you want to add colors to your speech..When you want to show the structure..When you want to show the time passageWhen your voice doesn’t work…..When your voice is not sufficient…..When ….you don’t know…….automatic……

20. What parts of body can you use?HeadFaceHandsFingersFistPalmLegs……..

21. What are your objectives?Speak to inform?Speak to entertain?Speak to inspire?Speak to help the audience sleep?

22. Let’s try!22

23. Resource 2The movie my family and I were watching at that time was “The Rookie”. On the surface, it’s about the oldest rookie in baseball, but on a much deeper level, it’s a story of reclaiming life’s missed opportunities.23

24. Resource 3Ladies & gentlemen, what do you dream? ...or is the better question: What did you dream, and why did you stop? If you have ever let a dream slip away, I’m here to tell you, it’s not too late.24

25. How do I practice?Video RecordPeer feedback25

26. Ultimate questionsIs this necessary?If YES, why?If NO, remove it or change it.26

27. Remember……Your Voice and Body Actions are…Extension of your HEART,To enhance your message!