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Practicing delivery - Coggle Diagram
Practicing delivery
Even when you’ve practiced your speech to the point that you know it inside and out, you must be prepared to adapt to your audience and possibly change course a bit as you give your speech.
- Be aware of and respond to audience feedback.
- Be prepared to use alternative developmental material.
- Correct yourself when you misspeak.
- Adapt to unexpected events.
- Adapt to unexpected audience reactions.
- Handle questions respectully.
Effective use of voice your voice is the sound you produce using your vocal organs. How you sound should emphasize and reinforce
the meaning you intend
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Effective use of body Because your audience can see as well as hear you, how you use your body also contributes to how conversational and animated your audience
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Your facial expressions are the eye and mouth movements that convey your personableness and good character
Your gestures, the movements of your hands, arms, and fingers, can help intelligibility and expressiveness.
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Delivery methods speeches vary in the amount of content preparation and the amount of practice you do ahead of time.
An impromptu speech is one that is delivered with
only seconds or minutes of advance notice for preparation and is usually presented without referring to notes of any kind.
A scripted speech is one that is prepared by creating a complete written manuscript and delivered by reading or memorizing a written copy.
An extemporaneous speech is researched and
planned ahead of time, but the exact wording is not scripted and will vary somewhat from presentation to presentation.
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