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The document provides tips for effective public speaking, including capturing the audience's attention with stories or humor, practicing thoroughly, using body language to exude confidence, understanding the target audience, avoiding overreliance on technology, knowing the speech well enough to minimize notes, being confident, controlling nerves, being aware of time constraints, and connecting with the audience.
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The document provides 10 tips for effective public speaking: 1) Know your material inside and out by practicing frequently. 2) Practice speaking out loud to control filler words and get comfortable with pacing. 3) Connect with your audience by learning their interests and greeting people. 4) Familiarize yourself with the room and any audiovisual equipment ahead of time. 5) Relax your nerves by addressing the audience, pausing, and visualizing success.
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Be confident in your knowledge and abilities when speaking publicly. Have a clear takeaway message you want the audience to remember conveyed in 30 seconds or less. Understand your audience and tailor your speech accordingly. Remain flexible if external factors require changes and practice your speech extensively while still keeping notes as backup.
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Public speaking tips include:
1) Know your material inside and out so you aren't nervous about forgetting content. Practice your speech multiple times.
2) Greet audience members as they arrive to make them seem like friends rather than strangers.
3) Focus on delivering your message with eye contact, gestures and questions rather than unnecessary apologies. Practice and experience will boost your confidence.
Tips speaking (angga prawira 031108140)
Public speaking tips include:
1) Know your material inside and out so you aren't nervous about forgetting content. Practice your speech multiple times.
2) Greet audience members as they arrive to make them seem like friends rather than strangers.
3) Focus on your key message and maintaining eye contact with the audience rather than your notes. Practice and experience will boost your confidence over time.
Tips speaking (angga prawira 031108140)
Public speaking tips include:
1) Know your material inside and out so you aren't nervous about forgetting content. Practice your speech multiple times.
2) Greet audience members as they arrive to make them seem like friends rather than strangers.
3) Focus on your key message and maintaining eye contact with the audience rather than any notes or screens. Gaining experience through multiple presentations will increase comfort and ability.
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Public speaking tips
- 2. Captivate the Audience Get the audiences’ attention using story or humor Be Prepared Practice the speech several times Make Good of Use Body Language A speaker must exude confidence in their message
- 3. Be Aware of The Target Audience Be sure to take them into account when preparing the speech Don’t Let Technology Get in the Way One very important aspect of public speaking tips is to not let technology detract from a person’s presentation.
- 4. Know the Speech Well Enough to Avoid Reading from Notes If a speaker is consistently looking at notes, then the audience will have a hard time hearing Be Confident Taking time to relax is also a good way for speakers to create confidence within themselves
- 5. Get those Nerves Under Control Take a deep breath and count to three before addressing the audience Be Aware of Time Constraints Use stopwatch when practicing at home Connect with the Audience Look at the audience directly when addressing them
- 6. Good Luck !!