Speech Delivery Flashcards

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-Speaking with limited preparation
-Guided by notes
-Delivered conversationally

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Extemporaneous

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Advantages Extemporaneous

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-Helps you look confident
-Engages the audience

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Disadvantage Extemporaneous

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Inadequate time to plan, organize, and rehearse

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-Speaking without advanced preparation
-Unrehearsed speech
-Spoken conversationally

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Impromptu

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Advantages Impromptu

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-Spontaneous or natural speaking
-More focused and brief

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Disadvantages Impromptu

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-Tendency to be disorganised
-Lacks of connection with the audience
-Nerve-racking for inexperienced speakers and beginners

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-Speaking with advanced preparation
-Planed and rehearsed speech
-Reading aloud a written message

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Manuscript

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Advantages Manuscript

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-Exact repetition of the written words
-Guided speech

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Disadvantages Manuscript

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-Boring and uninteresting presentation
-Lacks audience rapport or connection

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-Speaking with advanced preparation
-Planed and rehearsed speech
-Reciting a written message

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Memorised

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Advantages Memorised

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-Exact repetition of written words from memory
-Maintained eye-contact
-Free to move around the stage + gestures

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Disadvantages Memorised

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-Speaking on a monotone patters
-The speaker may take a fast pace
-Stage fright = difficulty remembering his/her speech

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Tools for effective speech delivery

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-It’s recommended that you watch and emulate people who speak in public excellently
-Take not of their strategies and approaches
-How the approach & connect with their audience
-How they present themselves & how they use their voice

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14
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Audience size depends on the venue size

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Speaking to a specific audience size

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Advantages/Disadvantages Speaking to a specific audience size

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Advantages:
-The speaker can determine the approach with the audience
-More intimate and personal (smaller size)
-More formal
Disadvantages:
-It can be challenging and intimidating
-The larger the audience size the more intimidating

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Open courts or grounds, football fields, farms, etc.

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Speaking in an open-air venue or outside the building

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Advantages/Disadvantages of
speaking in an open-air venue or outside the building

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Advantages:
-The speaker will feel more relaxed due to the atmosphere of the venue
Disadvantages:
-The speaker will encounter a lot of communication barriers
-The speaker might be forced to make adjustments, especially in voice projection

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Speaking venues that vary according to size: classroom, meeting or conference room, ballroom, social hall

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Speaking in different venues

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Advantages/Disadvantages of
Speaking in different venues

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Advantages:
-The speaker will be exposed to diff. venues, wich will add to one’s public speaking experience
Disadvantages:
-The speaker will have to make big adjustments in terms of nonverbal cues: volume of voice, body language, facial expressions

20
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Its main function is to increase the volume of your voice, not to clarify the pronunciation and enunciation of words

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Speaking with a microphone

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Advantages/Disadvantages of
Speaking with a microphone

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Advantages:
-The speaker can easily get the attention of the audience because of the loudness of the voice
Disadvantages:
-Using a microphone can be challenging because there is a tendency to under- or overuse it

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It’s a reading desk with a stand and a slanted top

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Speaking with a podium or lectern

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Advantages/Disadvantages of
Speaking with a podium or lectern

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Advantages:
-Notes can be placed on the slanted top, works best for extemporaneous and manuscript speech
-The lectern can be used as means to hide or cover nervousness or stage fright
Disadvantages:
-Some people have the tendency to hide their hands

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Tips for effective speech delivery

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  1. (Tone) Use a conversational style more often
  2. (Eye Contact) Look your audience members in the eye
  3. (Volume) Remember to adjust your volume
  4. (Role of speaking) Vary your rate or speed
  5. (Voice Mastery) Master your voice and find your pitch
  6. (Power of Pauses) Use pauses when you emphasize important words
  7. (Enunciation) Pronounce and enunciate words correctly
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