its my presentation of Public Speaking

1. PRASHANT GUPTA
B.P.Ed
A3013814017
PRESENTATION
ON
PUBLIC
SPEAKING

2. PUBLIC SPEAKING
PROCESS & ACT OF
SPEAKING OR GIVING A
LECTURE TO A GROUP OF
PEOPLE IN A STRUCTURED,
DELIBERATE MANNER
INTENDED TO INFORM,
INFLUENCE OR ENTERTAIN A
LISTENING AUDIENCE.

3. PUBLIC SPEAKING IS
COMMONLY UNDERSTOOD
AS FACE TO FACE
SPEAKING BETWEEN
INDIVIDUALS AND AN
AUDIENCE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF
COMMUNICATION.

4. CLOSELY ALLIED TO
PRESENTING.
MOST OF THE TIME
PUBLIC SPEAKING IS
TO PERSUADE THE
AUDIENCE.

5. ANY FORM OF COMMUNICATION,
FIVE BASIC ELEMENTS
EXPRESSED AS
“ WHO IS SAYING WHAT TO WHOM
USING WHAT MEDIUM WITH
WHAT EFFECTS?”

6. PURPOSE
PURPOSE OF PUBLIC SPEAKING CAN RANGE
FROM
*SIMPLY TRANSMITTING INFORMATION
*TO MOTIVATE PEOPLE TO ACT
*TO SIMPLY TELLING A STORY

7. GOOD ORATORS ABLE TO
CHANGE
THE EMOTIONS OF THEIR
LISTENERS,
NOT JUST INFORMING THEM.

8. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION &
PUBLIC SPEAKING HAVE SEVERAL
COMPONENTS THAT EMBRACE SUCH
THINGS:-
*MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKING
*LEADERSHIP/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
*BUSINESS
*CUSTOMER SERVICE
*LARGE GROUP COMMUNICATION
*MASS COMMUNICATION

9. PUBLIC SPEAKING CAN BE
POWERFUL TOOL TO USE FOR
PURPOSES SUCH AS:-
MOTIVATION
INFLUENCE
PERSUATION
INFORMING
TRANSLATION

10. DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE PUBLIC
SPEAKING
EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAKING CAN BE
DEVELOPED BY JOINING A CLUB SUCH AS:-
NATIONAL SPEAKERS ASSOCIATION
ROSTRUM
TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OS SPEAKERS CLUB (ASC)
SPEAKING CIRCLES
POWERTALK INTERNATIONAL
IN WHICH MEMBERS ARE ASSIGNED EXERCISES
TO IMPROVE THEIR SPEAKING SKILLS.

11. MEMBERS LEARN BY OBSERVATION & PRACTICE
WHICH INCLUDE:-
* ORATORY
* USE OF GESTURES
* CONTROL OF THE VOICE
* VOCABULARY, REGISTER, WORD CHOICE
* SPEAKING NOTES, PITCHES
* USING HUMOR
* DEVELOPING A RELATIONSHIP WITH AN
AUDIENCE
* SHOW OF HANDS METHOD

12. HOW TO IMPROVE PUBLIC
SPEAKING?
1. BE WELL PREPARED. PRACTICE YOUR
SPEECH IN FRONT OF THE MIRROR & BRING
LITTLE NOTES JUST IN CASE.
2. BEFORE YOU BEGIN BREATH DEEPLY. TAKE A
DEEP BREADTH.
3. ORGANIZE YOUR THOUGHTS & DRAW A
MENTAL PICTURE OF WHAT COMES AFTER
WHAT.
4. BE SURE TO MAKE A THESIS OR TO HAVE A
POINT.

13. 5. START YOUR SPEECH BY MAKING
THAT POINT & THEN GIVE A BRIEF
OUTLINE OF YOUR EXAMPLES.
6. SLOWLY, VISUALIZE YOUR
EXAMPLES.
7. HAVE FUN & BE READY TO
ANSWERE QUESTIONS.

14. THANK YOU
EVERY
ONE