Terminology
Audience
Who you will be speaking to
the expression in one’s voice generated by alterating pitch (highness or lowness). Think about angry voice vs. Happy voice
Tone
making gestures or moving one’s body parts, usually arms hands, and legs.
Gesticulation
Fluency
moving with ease; polished. A fluent speaker rarely stumbles through a presentation
Tone
the expression in one’s voice generated by aleterating pitch (highness or lowness). Think about angry voice vs. Happy voice
What does it mean to know your enviornment?
this means that you should be aware of the audience that you are giving the speech to.
communicating ideas and emotions nonverbally by contorting ones face
Facial Expression
Volume
the degree of loudness or sounds. A speaker must be heard clearly.
Diction
word choice. Choose vocabulary that is appropriate and understandable for the audience
True or False: Having body language in a speech is unprofessional
False
communicating ideas and emotions nonverbally by contorting ones face
Enunciation
Visual Aid
any visible props or components of one’s presentation. Posters, Powerpoint presentations, media clips, etc.
What does it mean to have eye contact?
You need to make eye contact with your audience, look up and not read from a paper or screen.
Speaking words as they are meant to be spoken. Prepparation prevents errors in pronunciation
Pronunciation
Impromptu Speech
speaking or presenting with little or no preparation
True or False: You should not use humor in public speaking
False
The degree of quickness with which one delivers a speech.
Pacing