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The document discusses the key aspects of public speaking. It defines public speaking as making a speech before an audience and notes there are three factors to consider: ethos to establish the speaker's credibility, logos for the logical arrangement of words, and pathos to create a connection with the audience. It then provides seven tips for effective public speaking, such as knowing the material well, practicing, knowing the audience and room, relaxing, visualizing confident delivery, avoiding apologies, and gaining experience to build confidence over time.
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Public speaking
This document provides tips for effective public speaking. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, practice, and confidence. Some key points covered include:
- Proper preparation is key to preventing poor performance. Speakers should prepare their content and familiarize themselves with their audience.
- Build self-confidence through preparation, making eye contact, seeking speaking opportunities, and only accepting topics you're familiar with.
- Arrive early, greet people, relax before speaking, maintain a formal dress and modulated voice, and avoid nervous gestures like gripping the podium.
- Organize presentations with a logical progression, use visual aids to emphasize key points, and practice delivery with feedback. Maintain an audience-centered approach
Public speaking
Public speaking involves speaking to a group of people to inform, influence or entertain them. It is a process of structured, deliberate speaking intended for communication between a speaker and audience. Effective public speaking relies on solid content about a passionate topic, self-confidence, and clear communication skills like maintaining eye contact and using everyday language. Preparing for a speech involves practicing delivery, being familiar with the audience, and doing dry runs of any materials. During the speech, speakers should control their breathing, keep their presentation simple, stand up straight and project their voice in a normal pitch and tone to relax and engage the audience.
Types of Speeches
Oral Communication: Types of Speeches
-Types of Speeches According to Purpose
-Types of Speeches According to Manner of Delivery
-Principles of Speech Writing
-Principles of Speech Delivery
Speech communication
This document discusses various aspects of oral communication and public speaking. It covers topics such as the basic factors of delivery, developing self-confidence, different methods of speaking, types of speeches by purpose, parts of a program, roles of speakers, and techniques for introductions and conclusions. The document provides guidance on posture, volume, clarity, pronunciation, and grammar when delivering a speech. It also discusses how to reduce platform fright through preparation and experience.
Flc speaking
1) The document discusses upfront speaking and its importance in developing personal confidence and self-esteem.
2) It provides 9 tips for finding confidence when public speaking, such as knowing your material, practicing your speech, being familiar with the audience and room, and realizing that the audience wants you to succeed.
3) Additional tips are given for structuring an effective speech, including securing audience attention, stating and proving the problem, analyzing causes, leading to solutions, proving solutions, showing audience benefits, anticipating objections, and inviting action.
Presentation panache
The document discusses tips for preparing and delivering effective presentations to alleviate fears of public speaking. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, rehearsal, customizing the presentation based on the audience, and conveying confidence even if nervous. The key is to prepare the content, structure, delivery, and use of visual aids, know the audience, and practice to feel at ease when presenting.
Presentation panache
The document discusses tips for reducing anxiety when giving presentations. It emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including rehearsing your presentation, understanding your audience, and customizing your message. Proper preparation helps ensure you perform well and avoid common fears like appearing unconfident or disorganized in front of others. The document also provides additional advice like maintaining eye contact with your audience, speaking animatedly, and avoiding distracting mannerisms.
Presentation Panache
The document discusses tips for reducing anxiety when giving presentations. It emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including rehearsing your presentation, understanding your audience, and customizing your message. Proper preparation helps ensure you feel confident and your audience understands your key points. The document also provides advice on delivery techniques like maintaining eye contact, varying vocal tones, and avoiding distracting mannerisms.
TYPES-OF-SPEECHES.pptx
This document discusses the different types of public speeches. It describes speeches classified by purpose, including informative, persuasive, and entertainment speeches. It also outlines speeches classified by delivery method, such as manuscript, memorized, impromptu, and extemporaneous speeches. The document provides examples and tips for creating and delivering different types of public speeches effectively.
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Public speaking
- 2. WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING ? PUBLIC SPEAKING IS A PROCESS, AN ACT AND AN ART OF MAKING A SPEECH BEFORE AN AUIDIENCE.
- 3. THREE FACTORS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ETHOS - CREDIBILITY ORTHE SPEAKER LOGOS - LOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OFWORDS OR SENTENCES PATHOS – ABILITYTO CREATE CONNECTION BETWEEN SPEAKER ANDTHE AUDIENCE
- 5. 1. KNOWYOUR MATERIAL Pick a subject you are interested in. Know more about it than you include in your speech. Use HUMOR , Personal stories and Conversational language.
- 6. 2. PRACTICE Practice with the equipment you will be using. Practice Pausing & Breathing.
- 7. 3. KNOWTHE AUDIENCE Greet some of the Audience Personally. It’s easier to speak to a group of friends than to strangers
- 8. 4. KNOWTHE ROOM Arrive Early. Walk around the speaking area.
- 9. 5. RELAX Address the audience Pause , smile and count to three….
- 10. 6.VISUALISEYOURSELF GIVING SPEECH Imagine your voice Loud , Clear & Confident Imagine the Audience.
- 11. 7. DON’T APOLOGIZE Don’t Apologize for anything. Audience probably never noticed your nervousness.
- 12. 8. GAIN EXPERIENCE Experience builds confidence.