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This document discusses effective public speaking delivery. It covers four methods of delivery: reciting from memory, reading from a manuscript, speaking impromptu, and speaking extemporaneously. It also provides tips for speakers' body language and movement, such as maintaining hand and arm motion, looking at the audience pleasantly, and dressing appropriately. Finally, it offers advice for preparing for and managing the question and answer portion of a speech, including formulating possible answers, practicing delivery, and listening carefully to questions.
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The art of public speaking 12 delivery_elfin
- 1. DELIVERY ELFIN NA’IMATUL KHAFIDHOH
- 2. Methods of Delivery
- 3. What is Good Delivery? clear interesting without distracting the audience
- 4. Reciting from Memory Reading from a Manuscript Speaking Impromptu Speaking Extemporaneously
- 8. The Speaker’s Body Movement Dress appropriately. Try to appear calm, poised, and confident. Maintain the motion of your hands and arms during a speech. Establish your communicative bond with your listeners by looking at them pleasantly.
- 10. Answering Audience Question Formulate answer to possible questions Practice the delivery for your answer Approach question with a positive attitude Listen carefully Direct answer to the entire audience Be honest and straightforward Stay on track Preparing for the Question and Answer Session Managing the Question and Answer Session