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SPEECH TITLE |
OBJECTIVES |
DURATION |
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1 |
The Ice Breaker |
- To begin speaking before an audience
- To discover speaking skills you already have and skills that
need some attention
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4 to 6 minutes |
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2 |
Organize your speech |
- Select an appropriate outline which allows listeners to easily
follow and understand your speech
- Make your message clear, with supporting material directly
contributing to that message
- Use appropriate transitions when moving from one idea to another
- Create strong opening and conclusion
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5 to 7 minutes |
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3 |
Get to the point |
- Select a speech topic and determine its general and specific
purpose
- Organize the speech in a manner that best archives those
purposes
- Ensure the beginning , body and conclusion reinforce the purpose
- Project sincerity and conviction and control any nervousness you
may feel
- Strive not to use notes
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5 to 7 minutes |
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How to say it |
- Select the right words and sentence structure to communicate
your ideas clearly
- Use rhetorical devices to enhance and emphasize idea
- Eliminate Jargon and unnecessary word, use correct grammar
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5 to 7 minutes |
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5 |
Your Body speaks |
- Use stance, movement, gestures, facial expressions and eye
contact to express your message and achieve your speech's purpose
- Make your body language smooth and natural
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5 to 7 minutes |
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6 |
Vocal Variety |
- Use voice volume , pitch, rate, and quality to reflect and add
meaning and interest to your message
- Use pauses to enhance your message
- Use vocal variety smoothly and naturally
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5 to 7 minutes |
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7 |
Research your topic |
- Collect information about your topic from numerous sources
- Carefully support your points and opinions with specific facts,
examples and illustrations gathered through research
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5 to 7 minutes |
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8 |
Get comfortable with Visual Aids |
- Select visual aids that are appropriate for your message and
audience
- Use Visual aids correctly with ease and confidence
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5 to 7 minutes |
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9 |
Persuade with power |
- Persuade listeners to adopt your view points or ideas or
to take some action
- Appeal to the audience 's interests
- Use logic and emotion to support your position
- Avoid using notes
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5 to 7 minutes |
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Inspire your audience |
- To inspire the audience by appealing to noble motives and
challenging the audience to achieve a higher level of beliefs or
achievement
- Appeal to the audience's needs and emotions , using stories,
anecdotes and quotes to add drama
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8 to 10 minutes |
