4. How to Deliver a Speech
Speak With Confidence
And
Purpose
5. ELEMENTS OF GOOD SPEECH
Prepare
Rehearse
Express Verbally and Nonverbally
6. Collect a slip containing your topic.
Wait for your turn.
Prepare while waiting.
7. There are several ways to deliver a speech:
1) By memory
2) By reading from a fully written manuscript
but being familiar enough to keep eye contact.
3) Speaking extemporaneously from a
memorized or written outline.
4) Speaking “impromptu” on the spur of the
moment.
8. DO
Speak naturally and make eye contact.
• Move normally (Less)
• Stay focused on your material.
• Ask questions and answer them
9. DON’T
• Comment on your own performance.
* Apologize for your speaking,
• Don’t miss eye contact
• Give up.
10. REHEARSAL
• Write down speeches. (Points)
• Say your speeches loud in front of mirror
• Remove words which are uncomfortable.
• Practice, practice, practice.
14. Participants will form four groups.
Facilitator will help in group formation.
Each group will get a copy of the story.
Group will discuss and write down the
answer points.
15.
16.
17. Discussions
Each member will contribute his / her views.
Members will write down group observations.
Use a drawing sheet to present your views.
Group representative will present.
Presentations will be followed by discussions.
18. Summing Up
To motivate we need the
following:
(What did the Mynah do?)
Belief in the process
Encourage good ideas
Initiate Efforts
Design steps
Lead by front
Appreciate good work
And ………….
To get motivated we need the
following:
(What did the elephant do?)
Dream
Desire
Belief in the process
Determination
Hard work
Gratitude
And ………….
