The first speech or how to be good at public speaking
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To be good at speeches, know your audience and situation, select supporting material, and organize an outline with an introduction, body, and conclusion. An effective speech outline structure includes an attention grabber in the introduction, clear main points in the body, and a memorable closing statement. Proper delivery and dress are also important aspects of a successful speech.
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The first speech or how to be good at public speaking
- 1. Speech Now!
- 2. How to be Good at Speeches
- 3. Know your audience and situation
- 6. Every Speech Outline Attention! Introduction Body Conclusion Closing “Hey!” “This is important” “Interesting and clear” “Remember this” “Ta Da!”
- 9. Writing in Reverse Last Thing Main Points
- 10. Deliver
- 11. Dress Yourself
Editor's Notes
- Who you will be speaking to as well as where, when, why you are speaking Be appropriate to your audience and the occasion
- Use a variety of material in an effective manner Can be: personal experience, found via internet search, library research (either online or in person), interviews or surveys
- Outlines should adhere to APA or MLA Introductions Include: Attention Getter, Credibility, Relevance, and Preview Conclusions Include: Summary Statement, Audience Response, WOW Statement
- Eye Contact Volume Clarity Speed & Time