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The document provides tips for public speaking, including that 7% of communication is through words, 38% through voice, and 55% is nonverbal body language. It discusses knowing your topic, audience and program; preparing, practicing, and delivering your speech; and managing questions. To manage fear and speak confidently, it recommends always speaking on the subject, preparing, making eye contact, having good posture, pacing yourself, starting with small groups, and practicing. It also notes the importance of image, making a good first impression through planned wardrobe and accessories and considering how colors will appear for media.
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- 2. • Speeches and Presentations • Body language and communication style. i. 7% is communicated with words ii. 38%is relayed by voice iii. 55% non-verbal body language • 2 ways to communicate non-verbally I. Body Movement II. Spatial Relationship
- 3. Effective Speech and Presentation • Know your topic • Know your audience • Know the program • Prepare your speech • Practice but not too much • Other preparations • Relax • Deliver the speech • Manage questions
- 4. How to Manage Your Fear and Speak With Confidence • Always talk on Subject • Prepare your speech • Try to look at your audience • Stand with good posture • Try to pace yourself • First speak with small groups • Practice to gain confidence
- 5. Image and Presentation • First impression is the last • Plan your wardrobe ahead of your time • How and why(colors you wear) • Colors for the media • Accessories