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Chapter number3rd
Strategies for improving
oral presentation
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Steps for preparing effective oral presentation
During your career in the business world, you will give various kinds of oral
Presentations. Indeed how your capabilities are measured will initially occur
Based on your oral words.
Seven steps are important for successful oral statements, short or long.
1.Determine your purpose
2.Analyse your audience
3.Select the main ideas for the message
4.Research the topic5.Organize the data and write the draft
6.Creatve visual aids
7.Rehearse the talk
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Determine your purpose
1.To inform or instruct. Here your core goal is to clarify secure understanding
explain a process.
2.To persuade. Your goal is after you finish your presentation, the listenershould accept your ideas.
3.To entertain. Social occasion such as promotion parties retirement,
anniversaries are characteristics of this kind of speaking.
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Analyze your audience
The knowledge of the audience is significant for communicating effectively.
if your talk is within the organization you will have some ideas who and
how many people will be the audience.
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Select the main ideas for the message
Selecting your main theme or core should be done first.
Then gathering additional information will be in support of those core ideas
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Research the topic
It is obvious that you will not possess all the information relating to your
central theme.
Thus in writing you need to collect facts data and information.
Your search may cause you to drop some of initial ideas and add new ones.
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Organize the data and write the draft
It is time to force some order on your information,usually in the form
of initial order. A you do this remember that a good speech three parts.
An introductionBody text discussion)
conclusion or summary
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Visual aids
Some presentations do not require visual. On the other hand it would be
odd not include visual aid when you talk about structure of an organization.
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Rehears the talk
Two purpose underlie rehearsals: You will become more comfortable
with your material and you can revise where necessary.
the talk should be rehearse at least three times
Always imagine the audience in front of you.
Use transition and avoid long sentences and unusual words.
Include visual aids you will use and in the margin note where each aid
should be used.
Anticipate questions from the audience. jot them on paper considerthoughtful answers.
Stop at the exact time which is given
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Kinds of oral presentation
Short talks may range from 1 to 10 minutes Length.
you may simply introduce someone, presents an award or offer
Opening in a group meeting.
Longer statement may vary from 10 minutes to one hour.
Some organizations limit statements to 20 or 30 minutes, knowing that attentionwill be decreased if the presentation is longer.
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Ways of delivering the oral message
Extemporaneous: This method usually preferred by audience and speaker
allows a
speaker use notes or outline.
Reading: Major political and others who do not want to make a mistake read a
manuscript.
Memorization: A risk of memorization is forgetting words in front of audience
decreases your credibility.
Impromptu: Many of us are called upon at the last moment to offer comments.when you speak, you are speaking impromptu.
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Strategies for and effective oral delivery
One of your personal signatures is your voice varying pitch ,rate and
volume gives it more interest.
1.At its simplest level pitch is the highness or lowness of your voice.
In speaking this pitch should be varied and traditional problems in usingpitch are monotone high or low voice and same word value.
Monotone. He is a monotone is no compliment. This critical statement
implies that the speaker has little or no variation in pitch.
High or low voice. Often monotones are voices that rarely rise out of a lowerregister. On the other hand excited people frequent the upper ranges.
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Rate
Take a guess how many words do you use per minute as youspeak?
Most communication experts suggest the range for public speakers
lies between 80 to 160 words per minute.In more casual conversation some people may range from 80 to250 words per minute.
A key word related to rate is pause.
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Volume
Unless you as a speaker are heard many of your words will be lost.
it takes real courage for a listener to stand at the rear of a room and shout
speak up please.
volume is the loudness or softness of your voice.
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Vocal quality
Ones voice is hard to describe; we often turn to metaphors to describe
voice quality.
Metaphors implying a comparison of the voice with another known quantity
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Strategies for an effective nonverbal delivery
1. Posture: Posture how you stand even sit communicates something about
you as you communicator
2. Movement: Taking a few steps during a presentation helps hold attention.
Move to hold attention.
Move to get rid of nervousness
Move to increase emphasis
3. Gesture: As a simplistic level any movement of the hands, arms, headshoulders are termed gesture.
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Emblems: Behavior that has a direct verbal counterpart such as the
thumb up and the arm wave for hello or good bye.
Illustrators: Here belong the gestures, usually the arm used to describe a
circle or the finger pointing to emphasize a point. As emblems had directverbal counterpart and illustrators do not.
Affect display: Speakers may use any of the primary emotional states
usually facial expressions,happiness,sadness,anger,fear,surprise.
Regulators: Speakers use body movements of their audience to search out
responses to their messages.
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Adapters: These are often the unintentional movement to a physical orpsychological state,scraching a nose twisting a pencil and smoothing ones hair.
4. Facial expression:Facail expression includes your eye contacts,speakers bury
their heads in their notes or who speak to the screen behind them lose a sense of
directness to their audience.
5. Appearance: How you look and what you wear affects your listeners
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