Tips for a good speech
[DOC File]SAMPLE SCRIPT FOR OPENING AND CLOSING YOUR PRESENTATION
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Here is a sample script for use in planning your opening remarks: “Good evening! My name is (name) and this is (name) , (name) , (name) , and (name) .
[DOC File]Persuasive Speech Assignment
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It is advisable that you do some preliminary research on your topic to make sure that you will be able to find adequate support for a 10-15 minute speech and that you will have the required 5 sources. Cleary/Matthews. Speaker: _____ Senior Seminar Honors. Topic: _____ Persuasive/Senior Speech Rubric. Scale: 1-weak, 2-fair; 3-good; 4-very good ...
[DOC File]It's no secret that public speaking can be a a nerve ...
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Identify different public speaking skills and their value in producing an effective speech. (e.g., body language, articulation, eye contact, volume) 2. Identify the most persuasive arguments on each side of the upcoming mock trial. 3. Understand the effect of body language and eye contact by a speaker on an audience.
[DOC File]Public Speaking Tips - Michigan State University
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Here are just a few hints, public speaking tips and techniques to help you develop your skills and become far more effective as a public speaker. Mistakes. Mistakes are all right. Recovering from mistakes makes you appear more human. Good recovery puts your audience at ease - they identify with you more. Humor. Tell jokes if you're good at telling jokes.
[DOC File]Tips for 4-H Public Speaking
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• The words, “thank you” do not constitute an effective way to end a speech. It usually feels very natural, though, to say thank you just before you sit down upon finishing your speech. (But, instead, it is the audience that should say “thank you” to you ‐ not to them – and they do it by clapping.)
[DOC File]Top 10 Themes for Speeches
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Writing speeches consists of a lot more than finding a few inspirational quotes and possibly a funny story or two. The key to writing good speeches lies in using a theme. If you always refer back to this theme, the audience will respond positively and remember your words. This does not mean that inspirational quotes are not important.
[DOC File]Speech and Presentation Grading Rubric
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The introduction gets the attention of the audience and clearly states the specific purpose of the speech. Main points are clear and organized effectively. The conclusion is satisfying and relates back to introduction. (If the purpose of the presentation is to persuade, there is a clear action step identified and an overt call to action.) ...
[DOC File]SPEAKING & PRESENTATION TIPS
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Good Visual Aids… Are clear and neat. Are large enough for the whole audience to see. Keep it to one idea per visual. Have no spelling errors or inaccurate information. Are attractive and creative. Remember to Always… Set the Stage. Give yourself room. Organize your materials. Make sure all equipment works properly. Stand to the Left
[DOC File]BUILDING SPEECH AND LANGUAGE SKILLS
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TIPS . Keep natural eye contact while your child is talking. Listen patiently. Respond to the message rather than the way your child says it. Set a good example. Speak slowly and without rushing. Spend time every day with your child, conversing in an unhurried, relaxed way.-3-REMEMBER. Talking is special and fun . Praise your child’s efforts ...
[DOC File]TIPS FOR THE ORATORICAL CONTEST
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Go back to topic at the end of speech-Leave audience with something to ponder! Use a quote or two and give credit (do not go overboard with the quotes) Make eye contact and connect with your audience. Use facial expressions and hand gestures, but keep it natural. Speak clearly. Can use note cards or memorize the speech.
[DOC File]Public Speaking Tips
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Smile and use your hands to emphasize your points. Make eye contact, and be sure to add some humor to your speech, even if the humor is self-deprecating. You want to be perceived as alive and vibrant as well as human and likable. 3. Be appropriate. Be sure to tailor your speech to the needs and expectations of your audience.
[DOC File]Tips for effective use of visual aids
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Tips for using slides, e.g., PowerPoint . Use bullet statements when possible (no more than 7 per slide) Avoid too much verbiage and clutter . Keep it simple (less is more) Keep sound effects to a minimum. Only use long quotes and/or sentences if necessary (in which case, bring in each sentence one at a time)
[DOC File]Tips for Successful Speaking - Scott Kirchner
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Suggestions for Controlling the Sources of Speech Anxiety: Develop an optimistic attitude toward speaking. Don't procrastinate preparing your speech. Set realistic goals. Realize the audience wants you to succeed. Direct your concerns at important issues. (Don't sweat the small stuff.) Tips for Improving Delivery Appearance
[DOCX File]CONTENT
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SPEECHES tips. Almost always, the main purpose of a speech is to persuade, influence or encourage the listeners to agree with the speaker’s views, ideas and opinions. TONE. The tone is reflected in what the speaker says about a person or thing; it shows his / her attitude and feelings. The overall feeling/mood of the speech.
[DOC File]Speech Packet (Collection of all Speech Handouts) O-1
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It is an opportunity to: · Summarize the main points of your speech · Provide some further food for thought for your listeners · Leave your audience with positive memories of your speech · Choose the final thought/emotion (for example, with well wishes to the Bride and Groom, with fond memories of a departed friend, with admiration for winners and losers Delivering Your Speech
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