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PUBLIC

SPEAKING
techniques

ELIZA IMERI
PREPA
Table of
01
RING
YOUR
SPEEC
02
Body
Langua
03
VOCAL
DELIVE
Content
H ge RY s

04
Managi
ng 05
Engagin
g the 06
Handlin
g
nervous audienc Questio
ness e ns
Preparing
your
speech
Know Your Audience: Tailor your message to th
audience’s interests, age, and level of
understanding. Understanding who you’re speakin
to helps create a stronger connection.
• Organize Your Content: Start with a strong
introduction, followed by a clear body with main
points, and conclude with a memorable closing
statement.
a Using the “Tell them what you’re going
tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you
told them” structure works well.
• Practice: The more you practice, the more
confident you’ll feel. Rehearse in front of a mirror,
record yourself, or present to a small group to get
feedback.
BODY
Language
• Posture: Stand tall and confident, avoid slouching or crossing
your arms, which can appear closed-off. Keep your feet firmly
planted on the ground.

• Gestures: Use natural hand gestures to emphasize points, but


don’t overdo it. Keep them in line with your message.

• Eye Contact: Make eye contact with your audience. This helps
establish a connection and shows confidence. Don’t just look at
one person; try to engage with different parts of the room.

• Feet Position: Keep your feet shoulder-width apart and firmly


planted. This grounded stance prevents you from swaying and
helps project authority. Avoid shifting from foot to foot too much,
as this can be distracting.
• Eye Contact: Make regular eye contact with different parts of
the room. This helps create a feeling of connection. Avoid staring
“You can make more friends in
two months by becoming
genuinely interested in other
people than you can in two
years by trying to get other
people interested in you

- Dale Carnegie
Vocal delivery
• Pace and Pauses: Vary your speaking
speed. Slow down for important points and
use pauses for emphasis. Pauses also allow
the audience to process what you’ve said.
• Volume and Tone: Adjust your voice to
ensure you’re loud enough to be heard, but
vary your tone to keep the audience
interested. A monotone voice can cause
the audience to lose interest.
• Clarity and Diction: Speak clearly and
articulate your words. Avoid mumbling or
speaking too quickly.
Before
speaking,take a
few deep
Deep breaths to calm
your nerves
breathing
Managin and reduce
Imagine
anxiety.

g your yourself giving


a great
speech.visualizi
nervous Visualize ng positive
outcomes can
ness success
Focus on
boost
Shift your
confidence
attention from
the your nerves to
the value of the
message, message you’re
not delivering. This
helps reduce self-
yourself consciousness
Engagin
g the
audienc
Ask questions: pose
rhetorical or direct

e
questions to the
audience to keep
them engaged.You
can also ask them to
raise their hands or
interact in some way.
Use stories:personal
anecdotes or stories
make you speech more
relatable and
memorable. People
Incorporate
connect with stories on
humor:light humor
an emotional level.
can break the ice
and make the
audience more
receptive to your
message. Just be
mindful to keep it
appropriate.
Handling PREPARE FOR QUESTIONS:
ANTICIPATE POSSIBLE 0
questions QUESTIONS AND PREPARE
ANSWERS. 1
0 STAY CALM:IF A QUESTION MAKES YOU

2
UNCOMFORTABLE,STAY CALM AND
COMPOSED.TAKE A DEEP BREATH
BEFORE RESPONDING.

DO 0
3
Thank
you!

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