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Public Speaking Etiquette
- 1. PUBLIC SPEAKING ETIQUETTES PREPARED BY :- DHAVAL TADVI
- 2. INDEX Introduction What is public Speaking Importance of Public speaking How to prepare a public speech Summery
- 3. INTRODUCTION Public speaking is a part of oral communication Public speaking is a process, an Act and an Art of making a speech in front of an audience It is the process of speaking to a group of people In a structured deliberate manner intended to inform , influence, or enterain the listeners.
- 4. INTRODUCTION Good speakers are able to change the emotions of their listeners and not just inform them. Public speaking can be powerful tool to use for purposes such as motivation, influence, simply entertaining and some other way.
- 5. WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING? Public speaking is the process or act of performing a speech to a live audience. It is a process of communicating informal.
- 7. How to prepare? Key areas should be considered are : • General scope of speech ( understand time, place , audiences, goals) • Communication skills ( use right language , non- verbal communication ) • Subject/Topic ( knowledge about subject is must , spend time research topic) • Audiences ( get demographic info. , know what they want , anticipate questions)
- 8. Key areas should be considered are : • Speech Goals ( Develop personal goal will help to build confidence) • Content ( Create & Organize content efficiently , appropriate number of points ) • Deliver ( clarity , Professional style , use visual aid/tools , illustrate experience , call for action) • Feedback ( post presentation )
- 9. Speaking Etiquette Put down your papers and speak directly to your audience. eye contact. engaging with a smile and strong knowledge. Tell a story or a joke. A good story capture audience attention. A joke can easily work against you if it appears as if you are trying too hard.
- 10. Speaking Etiquette If someone has Question, then welcome to ask during presentation. It’s great and set stage two way dialogue rather than just talking in front of audience Make Audience feel free to ask and give their opinion. A brief laps of word can express thoughtful contemplation, or emphasize a particular point. Don’t be afraid to say “I don’t know; but I will find out and get back to you.”
- 11. Speaking Etiquette Record your voice and listen carefully to how you sound under pressure. it will help to slowing down , speaking up, articulate words more clearly. Look out for speak up, end sentence with question mark.(?) Don’t assume the audience. To connect with audience, you need to understand why your topic is important to them. if your presentation in different country, it is important to understand cultural differences.