This document provides tips and advice for public speaking from Janaína Mendes, a speech therapist. It discusses preparing for presentations, including knowing your audience and time limits, organizing your speech, using objectives and support, and being creative with media and visual aids. It also covers vocal hygiene, elements of paralanguage like intonation and speed, and overcoming fears of public speaking through practice and relaxation techniques. The overall message is that preparation, practice, and focusing on your audience are keys to effective oral communication and presentations.

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ORAL SPEAKING
Janaína Mendes
Speech Therapist Dra. Communication and Voice
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4. @jmlvoice
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THIS WAY, WE´RE
CONECTED….

5. 1. GET MARRIED
2.ORAL SPEAKING
3. GET OLDER
4. TRAVEL BY PLANE
5. TO BE ALONE
6. SMALL PLACES
7. HEIGHTS
8. SPIDERS
9. THE DARK
10.DIE
10 BIGGEST
FEARS
http://bit.ly/svmM5Q

6. TO BE THE CENTER OF
ATTENTION
http://bit.ly/v0GTFS

7. ADRENALINE
- TREMBLING VOICE
- SWEATY HANDS
- HEART BEATS
ADRENALINE
WHAT COULD HAPPEN?

8. THE DETAILS MAKE
THE DIFFERENCE

9. COMMUNICATION PROCESS
IT MUST HAVE:
- THE WHAT OF THE COMMUNICATION:
INFORMATION, CONTENT, THE UNDERLYING
MESSAGE.
- THEHOW OF THE
COMMUNICATION : THE WAY
THAT YOU TRANSMIT THE
MESSAGE

10. OBSTACLES
TO THE COMMUNICATION
- NO VERBAL, CORPORAL AND
GESTURE OBSTACLES
- EMOTIONAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSTACLES
- PHISICAL OBSTACLES
- SEMANTICS OBSTACLES

11. IT´S NOT WHAT YOU SAY
BUT HOW YOU SAY IT…
DID YOU RECEIVE MY E-MAIL?

12. http://syl.me/995461
THE MESSAGE
IMPACT
38% VOCAL 7% VERBAL 55% GESTURE
ALBERT MEHRABIAN

13. COMMUNICATION
NON VERBAL
NATIVE
PRETENDING
LEARNED

14. COMMUNICATION
NON VERBAL

15. EXPRESSION
MEANING…

16. COMMUNICATION
NON VERBAL
“NON VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
SUPPORTS AND
REAFFIRMS OUR
INTERN ATITUDE. ITS
A CORRELATE
ABOUT HOW WE
ARE INSIDE”
worth1000.com

17. UTILIZATION OF THE
NON VERBAL COMUNICATION
AVOID GESTURES THAT TRANSMIT
NERVOUSNESS, DOUBT OR
DEFENSIVENESS
USE GESTURES THAS FOCUS AND
REINFORCE MY SPEACH
READ AND INTERPRET GESTURES AND
BEHAVIORS OF THE TARGET: LEVEL OF
INTEREST
http://bit.ly/sMwira

18. WHAT YOUR GESTURES
TELL ABOUT YOU

19. WHAT YOUR GESTURES TELL
TELL ABOUT YOU

20. WHAT YOUR GESTURES
TELL ABOUT YOU

21. ACCUSING
WHAT YOUR GESTURES
TELL ABOUT YOU

22. INDICATE
WHAT YOUR GESTURES
TELL ABOUT YOU

23. WHAT YOUR GESTURES
TELL ABOUT YOU
http://syl.me/3b44ef

24. INTONATION
DICTION
INTENSITY/
VOLUME
SPEED
SILENCE
PARALANGUAGE
VOICE AND ITS ELEMENTS

25. INTONATION
IN COMMUNICATION
VARIETY: INTONATION WAVES
NO CONSTRUIR SÓLO ENUNCIATIVAS
EMPHASIS: UNDERLINE KEY WORDS

27. 1º AMAZING PEOPLE
2º BORING PEOPLE
¿DO YOU KNOW WHO IS COMING
TO HAVE DINNER ??

28. LET´S GET OUT OF HERE
NOW
HAPPINESS
SADNESS
ANGER

29. TO PRONUNCIAT CLEARLY
http://www.worth1000.com/entries/450211/hiding
DICTION
NEATNESS…

30. THREE WITCHES WATCH THREE
SWATCH WATCHES.
WHICH WITCH WATCHES WHICH
SWATCH WATCH?

31. LOW: MAKE DIFIFCULT TO
HEAR, CAUSES
DISTRACTION
HIGH: ANNOYS
MEDIUM: PLEASES,
TRANSMIT ACTION AND
CORRECTION
THE INTENSITY
IN COMMUNICATION
http://syl.me/763a78

32. SLOWNESS: EXPRESSES EMPHASIS, CALMNESS,
SUSPENSE, BORING
QUICKNESS: TENSION, NERVOUSNESS,
ANXIETY, PREVENTS UNDERSTANDING
SPEED
IN COMMUNICATION

33. THE VOICE

34. THE VOICE
VOCAL FOLDS

35. VOCAL HYGIENE
WARM-UP

36. VOCAL HYGIENE
THROAT CLEARING

37. VOCAL HYGIENE
JAMIE BECK
CONDITIONER AIR

38. http://syl.me/fea7ab
VOCAL HYGIENE
COLD DRINKS

39. http://syl.me/3e4be7
VOCAL HYGIENE
FOODS

40. VOCAL HYGIENE
CLOTHES
http://syl.me/34186c

41. HYDRATION
VOCAL HYGIENE

42. SILENCE
CONSIDERATIONS…
BEFORE/AFTER AN
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
INVITE TO THE REFLECTION
BEHIND QUESTIONS
IT SERVES US TO THINK
IN ORDER TO MARK
TRANSITIONS
TO PRESS

43. THE PRESENTATIONS
¿WHAT I NEED TO KNOW?

44. http://syl.me/95d8a0
TO KNOW THE
TIME THAT YOU
TARGET HAVE TO SPEAK
NUMBER
AUDIENCE OTHER SPEAKERS
SUBJECTS TO KNOW AND
FOCUS ON THE
TARGET
IF THERE IS NO OTHER
SPEAKER OR WHEN
SPEAKS YOU?

45. ORGANIZATION
OF THE SPEECH AND PRESENTATION

46. PUT THE MOST
IMPORTANT OF
THE SUBJECT
EXTENSION
OF THE PRESENTATION
http://bit.ly/vxnWiC

47. OBJETIVES
WHITHOUT CLEAR OBJETIVES, THERE IS NO EFFECTIVE ACTION
CONSOLIDATED AND
DEFINE TO NO BE
REPEATED
http://syl.me/75219b

48. SUPPORT
PRESENTATION
A STRENGTHEN TO THE COMMUNICATION
SCHEDULE TO THE TARGET AND TO SPEAKERS
TO BREAK THE MONOTONY
THE POINT IS THE VARIETY

49. USE THE
CREATIVITY

50. MEDIA SUPPORT
THE PLACE CARACTERISTICS
SIZE
ACOSTIC
VISUAL AID

51. TO PROVE SOUND AN VIDEO
OBJECTS TO SHOW
MEDIA SUPPORT
THE PLACE CARACTERISTICS
http://syl.me/763a78

52. VIDEO EN
PRESENTACIONES
.MOV FOR MAC – .AVI OR .WMV FOR PC
WIFI - HIPERVINCULO
DOWNLOAD VIDEO - ZAMZAR

53. MEDIA SUPPORT
CONTENT AND FORM
1. POINTS/MEAN WORDS
2. BIKINI

54. MEDIA SUPPORT
CONTENT AND FORM
3. ANIMATIONS
4. D0ESN´T EXPLAIN ALONE

55. Los Medios como contructores de Realidad Social
Los Medios de Comunicación modelan el conocimiento y participan en la
Construcción Social de la Realidad, creando nuevos significados, legitimando o
deslegitimando significados.
La influencia es cognoscitiva y a largo plazo.
teoría de la
información.ppt Los medios influyen en nuestras imágenes del mundo y también en la jerarquía
que hacemos de los elementos de esta imagen.
teoría de la
comunicación Agenda setting: Correspondencia entre agenda de los Medios y agenda del
persuasiva.ppt público. “Los Medios no son tan eficientes en hacernos pensar pero sí en
decirnos de qué asuntos tener opinión” (McCombs)
funciones de los
Medios.ppt
IMÁGENES DEL MUNDO
Construcción de significados
Estereotipos

56. RESULTS
THAT YOU´LL OBTAIN…

58. CONTENT AND FORM
NUMBER OF SLIDS/TIME

59. CONTENT AND FORM
PRESENTER AND LASER

60. AVOID MUCH NUMBERS AND
STATISTICS INFORMATIONS
THE NUMBERS
TO AVOID…
http://bit.ly/rLeBgQ

61. Títulos Tit. Est. Títulos Nac. Títulos Int. Total
São Paulo 21 5 10 2437
Internacional 37 4 2 1821
Corintians 25 11 1 1092
Grêmio 34 8 4 1012
Flamengo 28 9 3 996
Cruzeiro 33 13 5 825
Santos 16 9 5 810

62. Valores GJ GM p
Q1 360,82 285,42
F2 (Hz) Me 466,16 349,23 0,03*
Q3 587,33 453,08
Q1 160,70 156,56
F1(Hz) Me 174,61 174,61 0,98
Q3 201,83 207,65
Q1 195,23 117,09
F2-F1(Hz) Me 273,76 162,85 0,07
Q3 396,20 276,80
Q1 14,45 8,95
Semitonos
Me 18,00 13,00 0,01*
(St) Q3 20,00 16,45
FRECUENCIA MÁXIMA (F2), MÍNIMA (F1) Y TESITURA (F2-F1) EM HERCIOS Y
SEMITONOS : GRUPOS MENOPAUSICA (GM) Y JOVEN (GJ)

63. TO KNOW WHEN YOU START
AND WHEN YOU FINISH.
TARGET: TO CUT OR TO
IMPROVISATED TO GET THE
INTERES

64. REPRESENTATION
TO CONVINCE

65. THE LIGHT AND THE SOUND
TECHNICS
PROBLEMS

66. VERBAL
COMMUNICATION

67. I´LL NOT QUIT YOU
MUCH TIME…

68. THE END
CONCLUDING…

69. I´M NOT A EXPERT
AT THIS SUBJECT…

70. TODAY, I DON´T KNOW
HOW I WAS ABLE TO CAME…

71. YOU DID NOT
UNDERSTAND ME…

72. TECHINICS OF
A GOOD PRESENTATION

73. PREPARATION
AS MUCH AS I KNOW, MORE
SECURE I´LL BE

74. TO DEMONSTRAT
SECURITY

75. SUPPORT
ELEMENTS

76. SCRIPT

77. TRY
AGAIN AND AGAIN…
LOSE THE FEAR: THE PRACTICE
MEANWHILE: TESTING
ANALYSE YOUR HAND
MOVEMENTS, GESTURE, BODY,
TONE, DICTION

78. SAY GOOD AND SPEAKING WITH
CALM
DO NOT SAY MORE THAN
150 TO 175 WORDS PER
MINUTE
SPEAK
SLOWLY
http://bit.ly/u7aymp

79. DRESSING
COMFORTABLE

80. QUESTIONS
I DON´T KNOW….
http://bit.ly/s7CoKb

81. DRINKING
WATER
http://bit.ly/vspDlO

82. LOOK AT YOUR
AUDIENCE

83. KEY POINTS
SYNTHESIS
I WANT TO THINK, FEEL AND MAKE
THE AUDIENCE?
http://bit.ly/sg8AeD

84. ORADOR
EFECTIVO
STUDY 100 TO SPEAK 10
ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR OWN
EXPERIENCE
EXAMPLES, ANALOGIES,
METAPHORS
CARE PROMISES
http://bit.ly/ueRWEz

85. FEAR
PUBLIC SPEAKING
PREVIOUS RELAXATION
DISTRACTED BY OTHER ISSUES
KEEP OUR MIND OCCUPIED
NOT REVIEW THE
PRESENTATION