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This document provides tips for effective public speaking and presentation skills. It includes 10 steps to reduce speech anxiety, how to deal with a hostile audience, audience analysis, and elements of an effective speech. The key points emphasized are thorough preparation, knowing your audience, staying relaxed, focusing on your message, and having a plan to address potential questions or challenges.
This document provides tips for effective public speaking and presentation skills. It includes 10 steps to reduce speech anxiety, how to deal with a hostile audience, audience analysis, and elements of an effective speech. The key points emphasized are thorough preparation, knowing your audience, staying relaxed, focusing on your message, and having a plan to address potential questions or challenges.
This document provides tips for effective public speaking and presentation skills. It includes 10 steps to reduce speech anxiety, how to deal with a hostile audience, audience analysis, and elements of an effective speech. The key points emphasized are thorough preparation, knowing your audience, staying relaxed, focusing on your message, and having a plan to address potential questions or challenges.
Performance of the Person Putting on the Presentation 10 Steps to Reduce Speech Anxiety
1. Know the room
2. Know the audience 3. Know the material 4. Learn how to relax 5. Visualize yourself speaking 6. Realize people want you to succeed 7. Don’t apologize for being nervous 8. Concentrate on your message 9. Turn nervousness into passive energy 10. Gain experience Remember:
“ He who fails to prepare is preparing for
failure” – so Prepare, Prepare, Prepare How to Deal with Hostile Audience
1. Listen carefully to the question & repeat
it aloud 2. Answer directly. Look directly at the person asking the question 3. Refer to your speech 4. Anticipate areas of questioning 5. Be friendly, always keep your temper 6. Always tell the truth 7. Treat two questions from the same person as two separate questions 8. Don’t place your hands on your hips or point at the audience 9. Keep things moving 10. Conclude smartly A. U. D. I. E. N. C. E Analysis – It’s Your Key to Success A nalysis – Who are they? How many will be there? U nderstanding – What is their knowledge on the subject? D emographics – What is their age, sex, educational background? I nterest – Why are they there?Who asked them to be there? E nvironment – Where will I stand? Can they all see & hear me? N eeds – What are their needs? What are your needs as the speaker? C ustomized – What specific needs do you need to address? E xpectations – What do they expect to learn or hear from you? Elements Of An Effective Speech
1. Be prepared 2. Give of yourself 3. Stay relaxed 4. Use natural humor 5. Plan your body and hand positions 6. Pay attention to all details Remember: