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    The document provides guidance on how to give a good speech, including characteristics of an effective speech, qualities of a good speaker, and steps in the speech-making process. Some key points covered include researching the topic thoroughly, planning the speech in three parts (beginning, middle, end), choosing an appropriate topic that will engage the audience, organizing the speech logically, rehearsing delivery, and presenting with eye contact and enthusiasm. The document emphasizes preparation, practice, and engaging the audience as essential to a successful speech.

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    ABOUT PREPARING PUBLIC SPEECHES

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    The document provides guidance on how to give a good speech, including characteristics of an effective speech, qualities of a good speaker, and steps in the speech-making process. Some key points covered include researching the topic thoroughly, planning the speech in three parts (beginning, middle, end), choosing an appropriate topic that will engage the audience, organizing the speech logically, rehearsing delivery, and presenting with eye contact and enthusiasm. The document emphasizes preparation, practice, and engaging the audience as essential to a successful speech.

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    Preparing and Delivering Effective Public Speeches

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    The document provides guidance on how to give a good speech, including characteristics of an effective speech, qualities of a good speaker, and steps in the speech-making process. Some key points covered include researching the topic thoroughly, planning the speech in three parts (beginning, middle, end), choosing an appropriate topic that will engage the audience, organizing the speech logically, rehearsing delivery, and presenting with eye contact and enthusiasm. The document emphasizes preparation, practice, and engaging the audience as essential to a successful speech.

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD SPEECH

    Clear
    Informal talk Vivid and concrete

    Brief
    Interesting

    Audience-oriented

    PROFILE OF A GOOD SPEAKER


    A good speaker must have the following

    qualities: lively,interested,enthusiastic earnest sense of responsibility to his listeners sense of leadership

    PLANNING TO SPEAK
    Research your topic thoroughly
    Plan your speech in three parts.

    Beginning,Middle,Conclusion Time your speech Arrange your points Make sure that your delivering of speech is going to be good.

    SPEECH MAKING PROCESS


    Choosing a Topic Researching Topic Organizing Speech Developing an Outline Rehearsing Speech Delivering Speech

    CHOOSING AN APPROPRIATE TOPIC


    Is It Important to You?
    Is It Important to Your Audience? Will It Hold Audiences Attention? Is It Manageable in the Time Available? Is It Appropriate for Oral Presentation?

    Is It Clear?

    DEVELOP CENTRAL IDEA


    Write a one sentence summary of speech

    GENERATE MAIN IDEA


    Does It Have Logical Divisions?

    Are There Reasons Why It Is True?


    Can You Support It?

    GETTING TOPIC FEEDBACK


    From Members of Potential Audience From Friends From Family

    RESEARCHING TOPIC AND FINDING SUPPORTING MATERIAL


    Sources of Supporting Material
    Types of Supporting Material

    Tests of Supporting Material

    SOURCES OF SUPPORTING MATERIAL


    Libraries
    Books Periodicals Newspapers Reference Materials

    CD-ROM Data Bases


    Government Documents

    The Internet/World Wide Web


    Search Engines

    Google
    Yahoo Infoseek etc, Online Libraries

    TYPES OF SUPPORTING MATERIAL


    Common Knowledge Direct Observation Examples & Illustrations Explanations & Descriptions Documents

    TESTS OF SUPPORTING MATERIAL


    Is Information Specific? Is Information Timely? Is Information Relevant to Point Made?

    Does Information Support the Point?

    ORGANIZING YOUR SPEECH


    Chronological

    Cause-Effect
    Problem-Solution

    TYPES OF OUTLINES
    Preliminary Outline

    Preparation

    Outline

    (Rough-Draft) Main points to research

    Title & Topic

    Purpose Introduction Main and Sub-Point Transitions Conclusion Support/Evidence

    REHEARSAL
    Practice, practice, practice. Get your speeches written at least a week early

    and say them out loud every day. Say your speeches out loud as youre writing them. Some phrasing looks good on the page, but doesnt fit the tongue. It will remind you to keep language tight.

    REHEARSING SPEECH
    Practice Gestures
    Practice Eye Contact

    Practice Volume

    DELIVERING SPEECH
    There are several ways to deliver a speech.
    Manuscript Reading
    Memorized

    Impromptu
    Extemporaneous

    DELIVERING SPEECHBEGINNING
    Walk Calmly with Confidence to

    Front
    Establish Eye Contact Smile Naturally Deliver Introduction

    DELIVERING SPEECHDURING
    Use Effective Eye Contact Use Effective Language Use Effective Gestures Be Enthusiastic Use Conversational Style Use Notes As Needed

    DELIVERING SPEECH-ENDING
    Frame the Speech

    Pause before Returning to Seat

    Accept Applause Graciously

    ELEMENTS OF PHYSICAL DELIVERY OR BODY LANGUAGE


    Appearance

    Posture
    Facial Expression

    Eye Contact
    Movement

    Gestures

    CONCLUSION
    A speech isnt something you do to someone.

    Its something you do with them. Public Speaking is the one skill no successful person can afford to be without. So Plan,Prepare,Practice,Polish,Present your topic.

    REFERENCES
    Rajendra Pal and J.S Korlahalli ,

    ESSENTIALS OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, Sultan Chand and Sons Publication, Revised edition 2002 C S Rayudu -COMMUNICATION , Himalaya Publications, Revised Edition 2003 World Wide Web

    THANK YOU

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