The document discusses effective communication and the challenges that can arise. It notes that effective communication requires the audience to hear, understand, and make out the words being said. The document provides advice on overcoming each challenge, such as speaking loudly to be heard, using simple language to be understood, and clearly pronouncing words so they can be discerned. The overall message is that following these rules can help anyone become a better speaker.

1. THE INTELLECTUAL LEVEL
OF COMMUNICATION
Nadezhda Smolko
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2. “The single biggest problem
in communication is the
illusion that it has taken
place.”
― George Bernard Shaw, Leadership Skills
for Managers

3. You are making a speech, but
your audience is bored.

5. BECAUSE:
• The audience can’t hear you
• The audience can’t understand you
• The audience can’t make out the
words you’re saying
(Choose the appropriate option)

6. The audience can’t hear you
Don’t keep your voice
very quiet!
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8. The audience can’t
understand you
Don’t use complicated
phrases and words!
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10. The audience can’t make out the
words you’re saying
Be careful about the
pronunciation!
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11. Speak Clearly!

12. Be yourself, follow
this rules and
YOU
will be the best
speaker!