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PUBLIC SPEAKING

PUBLIC SPEAKING. APPEARANCE. Dress Up- Appropriate attire for appropriate audiences Confidence- Showing good posture First Impressions- Entering the room, greeting audience Smile!. BEEHAVIOR. No ‘pee-pee’ dance- You may be nervous but once you start to dance you’re making other nervous

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PUBLIC SPEAKING

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  1. PUBLIC SPEAKING

  2. APPEARANCE • Dress Up- Appropriate attire for appropriate audiences • Confidence- Showing good posture • First Impressions- Entering the room, greeting audience • Smile!

  3. BEEHAVIOR No ‘pee-pee’ dance- You may be nervous but once you start to dance you’re making other nervous Magnetic Wall- You are not attracted to the back wall, move around Watch the time- Don’t go over or under *Hand gestures- Can be good for expression, but may be distracting [triangle hands]

  4. Engage the audience- Talk TO them, not AT them Eye contact- don’t have a staring contest, but take a look at those lovely eyes in the audience Interactive-bring up volunteers, ask audience questions, make it FUN World is your stage- utilize the space that you are given

  5. VOICE Project! - If the front row can’t hear you, then the back row is sleeping Vocal inflection - Monotony is NOT the answer [brown bear] *Enunciate - Speak clearly so information is not misunderstood; don’t trail off [pencil trick, tongue twisters] Speed - Not too fast, not too slow, but just right

  6. CONTENT Repeating KEY points! - More likely to remember Professional language No fillers - ‘um,’ ‘err,’ ‘uh,’ ‘okay,’ ‘like’ Stutter - Practice! [James Earl Jones]

  7. Q & A Repeat back the question- For clarification Take your time- Gather your thoughts Be honest- Don’t know? It’s OKAY. Never say ‘I don’t know, next.’ Be respectful and helpful, ‘I am not sure, however, I’ll get back to you.’

  8. PRACTICE

  9. QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? CONCERNS?

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