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The document provides 7 tips for effective public speaking: 1) relax to avoid appearing nervous, 2) use appropriate body language and gestures, 3) maintain eye contact with different members of the audience, 4) speak convincingly to persuade the audience, 5) avoid reading directly from notes for long periods, 6) know when to stop speaking to avoid being repetitive, and 7) add humor when appropriate to keep the audience engaged.
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Public speaking tips
The document provides 7 tips for effective public speaking: 1) relax to avoid appearing nervous, 2) use appropriate body language and gestures, 3) maintain eye contact with different members of the audience, 4) speak convincingly to persuade the audience, 5) avoid reading directly from notes for long periods, 6) know when to stop speaking to avoid being repetitive, and 7) add humor when appropriate to keep the audience engaged.
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This document summarizes techniques for preparing and delivering an effective public speech. It discusses using note cards, writing a clear manuscript, practicing the speech thoroughly, and controlling anxiety. Some key points covered include writing speeches with clarity, interest and appropriateness for the audience; leaving space and margins when drafting; practicing with the same materials that will be used for the actual speech; and developing a positive attitude to manage stage fright.
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This document provides tips for speaking in public. It recommends being well-prepared by practicing your speech out loud, knowing your material inside and out, and familiarizing yourself with the speaking environment. The tips suggest relaxing and transforming nerves into enthusiasm. Focus on your message, not anxieties, and use body language to exude confidence. Connect with your audience by making eye contact and speaking loudly and persuasively. Be aware of time constraints and practice within them.
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This document provides tips and resources for practicing English speaking skills. It recommends websites like English Central, Learn English Teens, and Deep English which contain videos, stories, and lessons to help practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The document emphasizes not worrying about mistakes and using strategies like explaining meanings with your own words when unsure of vocabulary. It encourages finding one's own learning strategies and being autonomous with practice.
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Preparing orals
1. The document provides tips for students on preparing and delivering effective speeches, role-plays, and debates. It discusses the importance of practice, preparation, research, and using notes to feel confident and knowledgeable on the topic.
2. Tips for role-plays include carefully reading the role card, researching the topic and developing arguments for the point of view, and taking notes but not full sentences to avoid sounding rehearsed.
3. Preparing for debates also requires practice, research, note-taking in points not full sentences, making arguments clearly while engaging the audience, and coordinating with group members if participating as part of a group.
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Preparation is key to effective speaking. Speakers should thoroughly practice and rehearse their speech multiple times, including practicing in front of a mirror, to feel more confident. Familiarizing yourself with the speaking environment and using techniques like stories, humor, body language and being yourself can help engage the audience and reduce nerves. Preparation, keeping messages simple, and being authentic are important techniques for good public speaking.
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This document summarizes techniques for preparing and delivering an effective public speech. It discusses using note cards, writing a clear manuscript, practicing the speech thoroughly, and controlling anxiety. Some key points covered include writing speeches with clarity, interest and appropriateness for the audience; leaving space and margins when drafting; practicing with the same materials that will be used for the actual speech; and developing a positive attitude to manage stage fright.
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This document provides tips for speaking in public. It recommends being well-prepared by practicing your speech out loud, knowing your material inside and out, and familiarizing yourself with the speaking environment. The tips suggest relaxing and transforming nerves into enthusiasm. Focus on your message, not anxieties, and use body language to exude confidence. Connect with your audience by making eye contact and speaking loudly and persuasively. Be aware of time constraints and practice within them.
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The response provides guidelines for effective listening. It discusses 10 techniques for active listening including maintaining eye contact, avoiding distractions, responding appropriately, keeping an open mind, engaging with the speaker through questions, and paraphrasing to understand their point of view. Mastering these listening skills can improve social, emotional and professional success.
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This document provides tips and resources for practicing English speaking skills. It recommends websites like English Central, Learn English Teens, and Deep English which contain videos, stories, and lessons to help practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The document emphasizes not worrying about mistakes and using strategies like explaining meanings with your own words when unsure of vocabulary. It encourages finding one's own learning strategies and being autonomous with practice.
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- Practice the full speech as if delivering to the audience, with any visual aids. Time each practice and try recording yourself.
- To control anxiety, prepare thoroughly, develop a positive attitude, and do relaxing exercises before speaking. Look for friendly faces in the audience
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This document discusses preparing for and delivering a public speech. It provides tips for using note cards, writing a manuscript, practicing the speech, and controlling anxiety. Some key points include:
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Public speaking tips
- 1. Public Speaking Tips Brenda Louise Mery Yudhistira 031108210 VII - E
- 2. 1. Relax The speaker have to relax in order the audience don’t know if he or she feel nervous
- 3. 2. Body Language This is important because all people can see our movement. Standing, walking, or moving about with appropriate hand gesture or facial expression is preferred to sitting down or standing still with head down and reading from a prepared speech.
- 4. 3. Eye Contact Have direct eye contact with a number of people in the audience, and every now and then glance at the whole audience while speaking. Use your eye contact to make everyone in your audience feel involved
- 5. 4. Speak Convincing The Audience Speak with conviction as if you really believe in what you are saying. Persuade your audience effectively. The material you present orally should have the same ingredients as that which are required for a written research paper.
- 6. 5. Do not read From Notes For any extended length of time although it is quite acceptable to glance at your notes infrequently. Speak loudly and clearly. If you made an error, correct it, and continue. No need to make excuses or apologize profusely.
- 7. 6. Know When To Stop Talking Just as you don't use unnecessary words in your written paper, you don't bore your audience with repetitious or unnecessary words in your oral presentation.
- 8. 7. Add Humor Add humor whenever appropriate and possible. Keep audience interested throughout your entire presentation. Remember that an interesting speech makes time fly, but a boring speech is always too long to endure even if the presentation time is the same.