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The Toastmasters Program for Speaker Development Two options: Join Toastmasters On your own

The Toastmasters Program for Speaker Development Two options: Join Toastmasters On your own. How to become a more effective speaker: Practice, practice, practice Get evaluated. Additional important speaking skills: Stay in your time limit Incorporate concepts to fit the occasion.

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The Toastmasters Program for Speaker Development Two options: Join Toastmasters On your own

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  1. The Toastmasters Program for Speaker Development • Two options: • Join Toastmasters • On your own

  2. How to become a more effective speaker: • Practice, practice, practice • Get evaluated

  3. Additional important speaking skills: • Stay in your time limit • Incorporate concepts to fit the occasion

  4. Other important speaking skills • Avoid fillers, non-words • Control your body and your voice

  5. The only way to become an effective speaker is … TO SPEAK!

  6. Competent Communicator – 10 speeches • *Ice Breaker • Organize your speech • Get to the Point • How to say it

  7. *Your Body Speaks *Vocal Variety *Research your topic *Using Visual Aids *Persuade with Power *Inspire your audience

  8. Join Toastmasters! Meetings Wednesdays 3:45 P204

  9. Giving an Impromptu Speech

  10. Becoming an EFFECTIVE Speaker

  11. First, Consider your Audience…

  12. Constructing Your Speech Begin with an Outline

  13. Your Speech should have NO MORE THAN ONE Central Point “What do you want your audience to do / know/ feel?”

  14. Use the “Tell Em” formula: • Tell them what you are going to tell them. • Tell them. • Tell them what you told them.

  15. Prepare your Opening

  16. What to talk about – using materials and examples

  17. Conclude with Power

  18. Preparing to Speak

  19. Delivery Techniques to increase effectiveness

  20. Overcoming Stage Fright

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