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PUBLIC SPEAKING

2.
What is public speaking?
•Process of speaking to a group of people in a
structured, deliberate manner intended to
inform, influence, or entertain the listeners.

3.
5 Basic Elements
• “Who is saying what to whom using
what medium with what effects?”

4.
4 Types of Public Speaking
 Informative
 Persuasive
 Ceremonial
 Extemporaneous

5.
INFORMATIVE SPEECH
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to impart information
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Examples: business presentations, seminars,
class presentations
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Should be short precise
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Keep audience in mind and aim to cater to
their needs
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How to determine success? - how much the
audience could undestand from the speech

6.
PERSUASIVE SPEECH
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To persuade or convince a group of people
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Aim to influence and change the opinions of
the audience
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Commonly used by sales and marketing
people
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Also used to influence political and religious
views

7.
CEREMONIAL SPEECH
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Is given on special occasions like wedding,
funerals, graduation parties, retirement
parties etc.
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How to make these speeches effective? Add a
personal touch to it
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The speech can humorous, touching or
emotional according to the mood.
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However, one needs to be cautious in order to
not make any snide remarks.

8.
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECHES
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Also known as impromptu speeches
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Will cause speaker to feel nervous and panicky
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Speaker will have to quickly think about the
points regarding the topic and speak before
the audience with confidence.
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A good public speaker is not a talkative
person; but understands the type of speech
that needs to be given.

9.
AUDIENCE AND RESEARCH
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Know your audience before speaking
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Why you need to know your audience
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How to find out about the audience
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Before you speak
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Who is in the audince?
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Gain rapport
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At the beginning of the talk
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Comedian tested audience

10.
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Prepare for some modifications
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Don't be a self-centered speaker
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During the talk
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What's wrong with you people
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Don't get the bored
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Benefits of knowing the audience
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Summary

11.
STYLE & DELIVERY
 7 ASPECTS OF A DYNAMIC PRESENTATION
 Speaker
 Message
 Audience
 Channel
 Feedback
 Noise
 Setting