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The Art of Public Speaking is a Process of self expression geared towards a central idea for a specific purpose. Public Speaking Can occur in a myriad of setting Why Speak in Public? To inform to instruct to entertain to inspire / motivate to activate / stimulate to persuade.
The Art of Public Speaking is a Process of self expression geared towards a central idea for a specific purpose. Public Speaking Can occur in a myriad of setting Why Speak in Public? To inform to instruct to entertain to inspire / motivate to activate / stimulate to persuade.
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The Art of Public Speaking is a Process of self expression geared towards a central idea for a specific purpose. Public Speaking Can occur in a myriad of setting Why Speak in Public? To inform to instruct to entertain to inspire / motivate to activate / stimulate to persuade.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Téléchargez comme PPT, PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd
Process of self expression geared towards a central idea for a specific purpose for a specific audience Ability to get ideas across Affects every aspect of communication Can occur in a myriad of setting
Why Speak in Public?
To inform To instruct To entertain To inspire/motivate To activate/stimulate To persuade
How Do We Deliver? Impromptu Extemporaneous Manuscript Memorized
14 Easy Steps to Preparation
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Think about the purpose of the speech Analyze the audience Gather enough material Compose one concise sentence that clearly states your purpose Construct an outline Add support Prepare all visual aids Devise an opening with impact Craft your conclusion Write, polish, and edit your speech Have your confidence caqrds prepared and ready Get your timing down Make a last minute checklist Prompt yourself
Prosodic Features of Speech
Volume Pitch and Inflection Pace and Rhythm Emphasis Attitude Pause