Memorized Speech Flashcards

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When should you memorize?

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-Formal Events;
-Introduction to guest speaker, accepting an award, make a toast

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Memorized speech

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-Requires the speaker to commit the speech to memory
-No notes when delivering the it
-Speaker runs the risk of sounding mechanical (monotone voice)
-Keep your speech short and work harder on facial expressions and tone

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Advantages

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-(You do not need notes)
-You can plan gestures, facial expressions, and movement
-You can concentrate on visual aids and props
-You will feel more confident

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Disadvantages

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-Forgetting what you are supposed to say
-You might memorize the speech mechanically
-You might focus on merely remembering content
-You might be to tired to remember your script

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Tips in delivering a memorized speech

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  1. Break it down
  2. Build it up
  3. Speak out
  4. Have a break
  5. Record and listen
  6. Use card notes
  7. Identify keys
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