Art Of Public Speaking

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ACT CONFIDENT SO THAT YOU LOOK CONFIDENT

KNOW YOUR SUBJECT

CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT CAREFULLY

SEE THE AUDIENCE AS FRIENDS

SEE YOURSELF AS SUCCESSFUL

PRACTICE TOWARDS PERFECTION

CLASSMATES

FELLOW WORKERS

RETIRED PEOPLE

UNION MEMBERS

RELIGIOUS GROUP

POLITICAL GROUP BOARD OF DIRECTORS SOCIAL CLUB

CHILDREN

INFORMATION PERSUASION ENTERTAINMENT YOU ALREADY KNOW THAT INTEREST YOU THAT ARE YOUR OWN AUDIENCE FINDS INTERESTING AUDIENCE EMBRACES, NOT

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APPROPRIATENESS: FOR U’, AUDIENCE& OCCASION ETHICAL STANDARDS

INTRODUCTION- Purpose, gain favourable attention, relating topic to audience, relating topic to yourself. Present a person or object Invite audience participation Imagine a situation Use audio-video Arouse suspence Read a quotation State striking facts Tell a story. Use humor

BODY DIVIDE INTO MAIN POINTS 2---5 POINTS EQUAL IN IMPORTANCE ORDER OF MAIN POINTS: TIME-SEQUENCE PATTERN SPATIAL RELATIONS PATTERN PROBLEM-SOLUTION PATTERN CAUSE-EFFECT PATTERN

THE CONNECTIONS: transitions, signposts, internal preview, internal reviews,

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FOREWARNING THE AUDIENCE OF THE END REMINDING ABOUT MAIN POINTS WHAT THE AUDIENCE SHOULD DO QUOTATION--- ASKING A QUESTION----STORY--STRIKING STATEMENT RECOGNISE TIME CONSTRAINTS CONCLUDE WITH STRENGTH

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