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PUBLIC SPEAKING

PUBLIC SPEAKING. No Fear. Basic Speech Outline. Introduction Main body Conclusion. Introduction. Attention getter Significance Thesis statement Transition into your first main point. Main Body. First main point Sub-points and supporting material

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PUBLIC SPEAKING

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  1. PUBLIC SPEAKING No Fear

  2. Basic Speech Outline • Introduction • Main body • Conclusion

  3. Introduction • Attention getter • Significance • Thesis statement • Transition into your first main point

  4. Main Body • First main point • Sub-points and supporting material • Transition closing off main point one and opening main point two • Second main point • Sub-points and supporting material • Transition closing off main point two and opening main point three • Third main point • Sub-points and supporting material • Transition into conclusion

  5. Conclusion • Review of main points • Final statement

  6. Attention getter • Rhetorical question • Story • Startling statement • Startling statistic • Humor

  7. Significance • Give the audience a reason to listen to your speech • Motivate them by telling them how the topic is relevant to their lives

  8. Thesis Statement • Captures the central idea or specific purpose of your speech • List main points you will cover

  9. Write out and memorize introduction • This will help you maintain eye contact with the audience • MUST engage audience in intro because that is what will determine whether they listen to the rest of your speech • Do not memorize the rest of your speech

  10. Tip for Strong Conclusion • Use a relevant quotation • If you started with a story, you can save the punch line for the conclusion • Language should be powerful and direct

  11. Delivery • Volume • Pauses • Eye contact • Tone variation • Posture • Appearance • Movement • Facial expression

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