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- 4. Will be judged badly Will never be as good as______ _
- 5. To inform To entertain To convince To call action upon
- 8. Information you want to tell Contains several major points surrounded by central objective
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- “not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it”….. Public speakingis the process ofspeaking to a group of people in a structured, deliberate manner intendedTo educate.. To inform… to entertain… to influence.. About 10 percent of the population loves public speaking. Another 10 percent are genuinely terrified. The rest of us – roughly the 80 percent in the middle – get butterflies, get anxious, don’t sleep much the night before – but we know that we’re going to live through it. It’s just not much fun.
- The purpose may cover more than 1 of purposes listed. A combination may be necessary or helpfulPay attention to the situation and prepare to be sensitive to it. For instance telling a joke before addressing a group about employee cutbacks is probably not appropriate!
- Capture attentionEnthusiasm and EmotionIndicate the need for the speechMakes the audience want to know moreShort stories and real life is a good start
- The largest part of the speechContains the information you want to tellConsist of several major points surrounded by a central objective
- Example– session on career in cricket… so who wants to be the next sachin…
- Have to come out of our comfort zone… story..Here’s the Good news: with a little work, we can turn those butterflies to our advantage. One of the best ways to overcome the fear of giving a speech or presentationIncreases confidenceIncreases enthusiasm of speaker
- Preparation, practice and more practicePractice in front of othersHave people provide feedbackWatch and listen to yourself Use a mirrorVideoStage Presencepostureappearanceattitudeconfidencepersonalitypoise and body posture