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speaking

Public speaking: fears

3. Death

2. Snakes

1. public speaking

Overcoming anxiety

Channel nervous energy

Practice, practice, practice

Visualize success

Act confident

Use deep breathing techniques

Focus on the message, not the fear

Give yourself a mental pep talk

Know your audience

Define the purpose

Inform?

Inspire?/persuade?

Entertain?

Introduce?

Thank or pay tribute?

The process

1. Choose/narrow a topic

2. Research

3. Organize speech and create outline

4. Rehearse

5. Deliver

1. Introduction

2. Main Point

3. Supporting information and facts

4. Define Transitions

5. Establish Conclusion

Speaker’s outline

Speech introduction strategy

IDENTIFY with your AUDIENCE

Reference to a situation

Statement of purpose or important topicAnecdotal story

Rhetorical Question

Quotation

Humor

Appearance

Posture

Facial Expression

Eye Contact

Movement

Gestures

Elements of physical delivery

Speech Rate

Volume

Inflection of your voice

Quality Voice

Pronunciation and Articulation

Elements of vocal delivery

During the speech

To start walk up slowly and confidently

Establish Eye Contact with Audience: move your eyes around the room

Smile naturally

Use simple language, avoid jargon

Be enthusiastic/emotive

Use notes as needed

Training of Trainers:

Why? Incentives…

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