Public speaking involves communicating messages back and forth between a speaker and an audience. It generally refers to speaking to a large group and can include things like speeches, presentations, and moderating events. There are different methods for preparing and delivering public speaking presentations, including impromptu speaking which allows for spontaneous expression but may lack structure, manuscript speaking which ensures exact wording but can come across as flat, memorized speaking which frees the speaker but risks losing their place if nervousness increases, and extemporaneous speaking which uses an outline for structure but runs the risk of forgetting parts of the planned explanation.

1. PUBLIC
SPEAKING

2. What is Public Speaking?

3. Merriam-Webster : “ the act or skill of speaking to a
usually large group of people”
David Zarefsky, in Public Speaking Strategic for
Success;
“Public speaking is a continuous communication
process in which messages and signals circulate back
and forth between speaker and listeners”

4. TALK
INFRONT OF
PEOPLE
Public Speaking is familiar
with audiences.
Example: Speech,
Moderator, MC
(Master of Ceremony)
and Presentation.
.

5. METHOD OF
PUBLIC SPEAKING
IMPROMPTU MANUSCRIPT
MEMORITER EXTEMPORE

6. IMPROMPTU
THE STRENGTH:
Can express true feelings
Opinions and ideas come spontaneously
Allow the speaker to keep thinking
THE WEAKNESSES:
Not smooth
The ideas conveyed are less systematic
Stage fright

7. MANUSCRIPT
THE STRENGTH:
The words can be determined
The statement can be saved
Distorted things can be avoided
THE WEAKNESSES:
Monotonous / Flat
Not communicative
Long preparation

8. MEMORITER
THE STRENGTH:
All in mind
Speaker can express easily
Can memorize the structure of the text
THE WEAKNESSES:
Nervous can decrease speaker’s memorization
Can not memorize the clue or its word
Lake of concentration

9. EXTEMPORE
THE STRENGTH:
Can see the outline
Structural
Communicative
THE WEAKNESSES:
Missing note
Nervous
Forget the explanation

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