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How to Present a Speech

How to Present a Speech. Maria Campana. Speech Preparation. Know your audience Research your topic thoroughly Choose a speech style related to the goal of your speech (ex: informative, persuasive) Be confident!. Step 1: What to do Before Your Speech. Know your venue beforehand

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How to Present a Speech

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  1. How to Present a Speech Maria Campana

  2. Speech Preparation • Know your audience • Research your topic thoroughly • Choose a speech style related to the goal of your speech (ex: informative, persuasive) • Be confident!

  3. Step 1: What to do Before Your Speech • Know your venue beforehand • What technology's are available, seating arrangements, etc. • Dress Appropriate • Business casual is the most common • Show up to the event you’ll be having your speech 15 minutes early for set up

  4. Step 2: What to do During Your Speech • Use a PowerPoint or flashcards to highlight your main points • Tip: NEVER read them word for word • Walk with your transitions • Maintain eye contact with your audience

  5. Step 3: What to do After Your Speech • End your speech with a clearly stated conclusion so your audience knows the speech has ended • Turn of all technology once finished • Use feedback to improve your presentation skills for next time

  6. TIPS: Make sure to wear neutral colors If you use flashcards number them in case they lose order The better the attention-getter the more intrigued your audience becomes Use appropriate tones and expressions to spice up your speech Watch out for “ums!”

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