ORAL PRESENTATION

PREPARING A SPEECH OR OR AL REPORT

 1. AUDIENCE

2. LOGISTICS
GENERAL -VENUE (PHYSICAL SET-UP)
CONSIDERATIONS
-FACILITIES (EQUIPMENT, VISUAL AIDS)

3. CONTENT OF REPORT/SPEECH/LECTURE
 1. READ A LOT.

2. STRUCTURE YOUR
SPEECH/REPORT/PRESENTATION
(INTRODUCTION, BODY, CONCLUSION)
PREPARATIONS:
3. REHEARSE

4. USE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVICE

DELIVERING THE REPORT/SPEECH

THE SPEAKER SHOULD CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:

1. PARALINGUISTIC CUES (facial expression, posture, gesture, movement)

-Facial expression (smiles, -Gestures (used to make a -Movement (involves the
-Posture (speaker’s stance)
eye contact, frown, etc.) point more emphatic) whole body
DELIVERING THE REPORT/SPEECH

2. PROSODIC -INTELLIGIBLE AND -MOVEMENT OF -ARTICULATION

FEATURES COMPREHENSIBLE LIPS, TONGUE, (E.G.
(INTONATION, PRONUNCIATION TEETH ASSIMILATION)
TONE, STRESS, OF WORDS
RHYTHM AND
PAUSE)