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This document discusses different types of speeches and how to prepare and deliver them effectively. It identifies the key elements of speeches as introduction, body and conclusion. It also lists different types of speeches like welcome address, vote of thanks, presidential address, and oral presentation. It emphasizes the importance of practice for perfecting speech delivery skills like modulation, eye contact and gestures. It provides tips for speech preparation such as organizing ideas, managing time, and emphasizing important points to achieve confidence in delivery.
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- 5. Collect, arrange the ideas & connect them with cohesion. Manage the given time effectively. Stress the important points effectively. Derive confidence for a successful delivery. By planning one can achieve following benefits:
- 6. Extemporaneous Speech Welcome Address Vote ofThanks Presidential Address Valedictory Address Compering Oral Presentation TYPES OF SPEECHES
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- 9. In this kind of speech, the speaker thanks everyone present in the function. Not only that, he thanks those who have helped directly or indirectly helped the organizers for arranging the function.This is how we express our sincere gratitude to people who have contributed to the success of the function. VOTE OF THANKS
- 10. The Presidential Address is the main address given by the Chief Guest or the special invitee of any function / seminar / conference etc...,.This address is the most important & vital event during any programme. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
- 11. ThisValedictory Address is usually given during the valedictory session of any function or a programme.The Chief Guest of the function delivers this address as a mark of valediction. VALEDICTORY ADDRESS
- 12. Compering is an art & science.The success of a conference / meeting / function depends upon the impressive presentation of the compere. A compere should be bold ,imaginative , resourceful & manage the situation. His / Her body language should be ideal & modulation also be perfect. COMPERING
- 13. A compere has several duties. He invites the audience to their seats & conducts the proceedings of function in lively & humours manner. A compere should know to manage the situation when there is any disturbance. CONT. OF COMPERING
- 14. Presentations are brief discussions of a focussed topic delivered to a group listeners in order to impart knowledge or to stimulate discussion.They are similar to short papers with an intro., main body & conclusion.The ability to give brief presentation is a learned skill & one that is called on frequently in the workplace. ORAL PRESENTATION