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Public Speaking (The Basics of public speaking (Getting used to speakingā¦
Public Speaking
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Writing your Speech
- Good Public speaking requires a material which is delivered in a stimulating way
- written and structured in a stimulating way
- interesting to listen to it
- material written to be spoken is different from a material which is written to be read
The Basics
What Makes a great speech?
Great speech requires #fantasticdelivery whereas making a speech great requires #fantasticwriting
šWriting a Successful speech #3stages
- Tell them what you are going to tell them
- Tell them
- Tell them what you have told them
Two Basic principles of speech writing
- All #info you want to convey should be confined in the body of the speech
- Audiences need to hear your key message at least three times for it to really sink in
The speech needs to be tailored for the audience e.g. Mixed group, very familiar with the subject, some not at all - need to find a suitable middle ground.
Structure of the speech #3distinctsections
1. Introduction - :check: introduce yourself to the audience, introduce your audience to the key tenets of the speech; By introducing all the key areas of the speech reduce the surprise
2. Speech - :check: Main body of the material and all key parts of the speech
3. Conclusion - :check: sum up the key points and reiterates them, :forbidden: Don't try to over go everything you have said
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Structuring your speech
:check: Divide your speech in to sections
:check: smooth flow from one section to another
Breaking it down :heavy_plus_sign:
:check: easy follow, digest, focus on key content
Value of the speech lies in quality and :star: quality of the delivery
:check: short punchy speech with dynamism
:check: short, relevant, and fat-free
:check: tight, focused and punchy
Short speech:star:
:check: more memorable
:check: audience wanting more
:check: pleasant surprise
long-speech
:check: restless
:check: self-indulgent
:check: obsure imp points
Setting the tone
"They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you mad theme feel"
Think about how you want your speech to be regarded as
:check: authorative
:check: sincere
:check: professional
:check: humorous
:check: no-nonsense
:check: friendly
:check: insightful
:check: witty, etc
the speech should be a mixture of several things - :warning: avoid tones canceling each other
:check: decide predominant tone for each section
:check: each section defined and unique
:check: begin and end on a upbeat note :loud_sound: to hook ur audience
Advanced Techniques
Fine Tuning
"Great Speeches aren't written, they're rewritten."
:check: process of revision and reworking
:check: revise your speech regularly
:check: keep it always at the back of your mind
:check: practice delivering at all opportunity
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:check: become familiar with material
:check: maintain eye contact
:check: settle nerves
counter to pitfalls
:check: reworking
:check: editing
:check: pairing
:check: rewriting
:check: recrafting
-- until lean, interesting, and right length
:star: when new thought or material occurs to you capture it immediately - put it on paper before you forget it
make a habit of updating the speech regularly
revisit your speech after
:check: presenting it to anyone u practise
:check: adding new material check for repetition
:check: leaving it for few days for gaining prespective
Injecting Variety
add some variety to your speech - to keep the audience comfortable:
:check: using props
:check: showing slides
:check: playing music
:check: showing video clips
Add Humour where possible
:check: break the ice
:check: add variety
:check: to relax audience
:check; audience entertained and engaged
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