the art of public speaking suitable for young adult: 13-16 years old "There are two types of speakers: Those who get nervous and those who are liars."
THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING! WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING? DEFINITION the act or process of making speeches in public the art of effective oral communication with an audience PUBLIC SPEAKING is, simply, an oral presentation or speech delivered to a live audience. The content of your discussion expresses how impactful your talk can be, and the delivery determines how impactful it is. Without a powerful, compelling delivery, you will lose your audience's attention and fail to express your message. It is vital to practise what you want to say and how you want to say it in order to become a successful speaker. (Wallace, 2016) two basic components of public speaking content (what you say) delivery (how you express it) DON'T FORGET TO SCAN FOR MORE INFO! DON'T FORGET TO SCAN FOR MORE INFO!
why public speaking is important? developing leadership skills Leadership: the ability to lead a group of people or an organization If you want people to follow you, you should know how to communicate effectively (Pierret, 2016) Excellent public speaking will result in powerful presentations Influence and motivate the World around you Speakers with excellent public speaking skills have helped countless people in making a life decision in their lives. What they express can inspire others to start/stop something new, or it may even reestablish their own life goals. You may be wondering why you should bother practising public speaking. If you're like most individuals, you despise public speaking. You might even be terrified of public speaking. However, there are some very real benefits to public speaking that can benefit you in both your career and personal life. improves your research skills To make a successful public presentation, you need to research your topic thoroughly. Thus, this can help you improves your research skills Good research skills will serve you well in a number of professional and personal tasks once you've graduated. (Barnard, 2017) Strengthens your oral communication Skills Oral communication is the ability to transfer ideas from your brain to one person or a group of people. The more that you practice giving speeches, the better you'll become at communicating orally.
features of public speaking features of public speaking Word diction: choice of words especially with regard to correctness, clearness, or effectiveness. Diction can be improve through tongue twisters, reading aloud, exaggerate mouth movements (Zamrudah,2023) word diction Vocal qualities are speech variations that change the way a voice sounds. It relate to a speaker's breath, air pressure, phonation, and any other factor that changes the way the speaker sounds. vocal quality rate Speech rate : speaking speed. Take note of how quickly you speak. Control the tone of your voice. Increase the variety of your speech rate. Volume is the power of your voice. It refers to the degree of loudness or softness of your voice when communicating, volume words diction register voice pitch rate vocal quality volume There are 5 features of public speaking which is voice pitch Pitch refers to the highness or lowness of your voice and it is extremely important in speech delivery. We each have a natural pitch on which we speak. It may or may not be good for delivering speeches. If your natural pitch needs to be lowered, work on it by consciously pitching your voice lower while talking to people. register The register of a speaker is described as how he or she employs language differently in different situations (the words you use, your tone of voice, and even your body language) Registers differ because the language is used for a variety of purposes,circumstances, and audiences.
Principles of public speaking topic material audience The topic of the speech is the subject of it. The topic must always serve a goal; to inform, persuade, or convince. (Zamrudah,2023) Materials can be gathered through personal experience, the library, the Internet, or by interviewing persons with specialized knowledge. Supporting materials for speeches include examples, narratives, statistics, testimony, definitions, and facts. do you want to talk about this (interest) do you know what you're talking about( expertise) is it valuable for others (value) Always consider these before you decide on your topic PRO TIPS! AUDIENCE: a group of people who gather together to listen to something Always consider who are you speaking to and how should you explain to them.
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