SPEECHDELIVERYSPEECH

DELIVERYA PowerPoint Presentation by:

Ani IstianaRomy Mardian

DELIVERY1. What is Good Delivery ?

2. Methods of Delivery

3. The Speaker’s Voice

4. The Speaker’s Body

5. Practicing Delivery

6. Answering Audience Questions

“You can speak well if your tongue can deliver the message of your heart.”

The process by which meanings are

exchanged b/w people through the use of common set of symbols is called COMMUNICATION.

Introduction

Communication

Two-way Communication Process

MessageMessage MediumMedium ReceiverReceiver

FeedbackFeedback

Who... says what... in what way... to whom...

...with what efect

Commu-nicator

1. WHAT IS GOOD DELIVERY

* Does not call attention to itself.* Convey the speaker’s ideas clearly,

interestingly, without distracting the

audience

Most audience prefer a delivery that combined a certain degree of formality, directness, spontaneity (natural), animation, facial expressiveness, and a lively sense of communication.

2. METHODS OF DELIVERY

Reading from a manuscript

Speaking extemporaneously

Reciting from memory

Speaking impromptu

Reading from a manuscript

* Written out fully

* Read to audience

Speaking Impromtu

* Delivered with little or no immediate preparation

Phrases that you can use in impromptu speaking

“My first point is …”

“Second, we can see that...”

“In conclusion, I would like to say…”

“Finally, …”

Speaking Extemporaneously

* Carefully prepared & rehearsed

* Presented from brief notes

Reciting from memory

Sounds spontaneous no matter how many times speech has been rehearsed

Conversational Quality

3. THE SPEAKER’S VOICE

Articulation

VocalVariety

Pitch

Pronounciati

on

Volume

Dialect

Pause Rate

1. VOLUMELoudness or softness of

speaker’s voice2. PITCH

Highness or lowness of speaker’s voice3. RATE

Speed at which person speaks

4. PausesMomentary break in vocal delivery

5. Vocalized PausesPauses that occur when speaker

says “uh,” “er,” “um,” etc.6. Vocal Variety

a. Changes in rate, pitch, volume

b. Gives voice expressiveness

7. PronunciationAccepted standard of sound, rhythm for words in given language.

8. ArticulationPhysical production of speech

sounds.9. Dialect

Variety of a language distinguished by accent, grammar, vocabulary.

4. THE SPEAKER’S BODY

Gestures

Personal Appearance

Eye Contact

Movement

Things You Should Do

• Eye contact• Can glance at

notes• Appropriate

gestures• Rhetorical

questions to involve audience

5. Practicing Delivery

Prepare speaking outline

Go through preparation outline aloud

Practice speech aloud

Polish, refine delivery

Give dress rehearsal

6. Preparing Q&A Sessions

• Formulate answers to possible questions

• Practice delivery of answers

7. Managing Q&A Sessions

• Approach questions with positive attitude

• Listen carefully

• Direct answers to entire audience

• Be honest, straightforward

• Stay on track

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