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2011
Speech Preparation Workshop




                   TM. RISMAN HATIBI
                   Dukhan Toastmaster Club



                   Date     : 10/21/2011
                   Time     : 04:15 – 07:15 pm
                   Location :
                   Pearl Hall @ DPS – MIS Doha – Qatar.
SPEECH PREPARATION WORKSHOP
                                    21 OCTOBER 2011
                                          PLAN
Assembling                                                  TM Arunan


Workshop Plan / Review of objectives /judging norms         TM Sowrirajan

Session 1
Speech Type, theme, outline and bullet points               DTM Rajeshwar
Practical


Session 2
Developing the points, quotes. Jokes, stories, word power   TM Jayakumar
Practical


Break


Session 3
Tweaking, grammar, timing                                   TM Natarajan
Practical


Session 4
Title, opening, closing                                     TM Sowrirajan
Practical


Session 5
Body and voice                                              DTM Ajit Limaye
Practical


Division Governor’s address
Thanks                                                      TM Muthurangan
Session- 1 : Speech Type, theme, outline and bullet points




Why to learn public speaking ?
    Accolades
    Personal Learning and growth
    Confidence
    Chance to say something meaningful




General purpose of speech :
    Informing speech
    Inspire speech
    How to persuade and influence people
    Motivation
    Specific purpose
    Clarity
        Head : make audience think about
        Humour : make audience laugh or at least smile
        Heart : touch feeling
        Heavy : significant




How to prepare Theme ?
    Write down 2or 3 messages
    Select an issue
    Brainstorm
    Choose the topic title with the notes
Session- 2 : Developing the points, quotes. Jokes, stories, word
                            power


Developing Speech :
    3 or 4 main ideas
    Supporting material for ideas
    Humour stories
    Focus on the subject

    Prepare opening / closing interseting purpose, prop, address, audience
    in conclusion summarize


    Realise what your claim :
       Anything new
       Believable and or persuasive
       Connectivy with the audience

    Examples : simple, contemporary, short

    Evidence / Fun :
        Research figures or data
        Believable
        Easy to grasp use quotes, jokes, personal stories
Session- 3 : Tweaking, Grammar and Timing



Start with the speech draft

Review critically

Cut long sentences 8 – 12 words

Use simple words

It is then easy to understand

Remove the sylable or jargon

Convert passive voice into active voice where ever possible

Correct grammatical error

700 – 800 words
Session- 4 : Title, Opening and Closing



Title
        Create interest
        Title used power full in speech


Opening
        Attract attention
        Indicate your message
        Physical action
        Asking question
        Use an anecdote, a quote or a fact
        Use of prop
        Involve the audience
        Calling for action


Perfect delivery
        Grammar
        Pronouncition
        Gestures
        Voice pause


Closing Speech
        Begin by addressing
        Restate main idea, example : my object today was ……………………….,
        Have I conveyed the messages ?
        Know your conclussion well
Session- 5 : Gestures and Voval Variety


Gestures :

     Do not inhibit your natural gestures unless they cause distraction
     Convey confidence
     Align gestures with key points of your speech, mimic action and convey
     emotion
     Avoid over repeatition by substituting alternate gestures and make full
     use of facial gestures opportunities
     Appropriate posture and movement to match speech contest : time line,
     updown, location
     Avoid distracting gestures : pacing, adjusting glasses
     Avoid unnecessary hand gestures
     Smile, unless you’re conveying a somber message
     Maintain eye contact
     Match the size of your gestures to the size of the room
     Move to indicate transition
     Watch your self on video if possible


Vocal Variety :

   4 p’s : Pace, Peitch, Power and Pauses
           Pace : slow delivery of key statement or accelator to increase
           tension
           Pitch : be natural but vary pitch to add variety and emotion to
           dialogues
           Power : align with emotion. Do not over do.
           Pauses : after key points

   Scan your speech highlight places

   Align Vocal : add punch to your speech with : vocal variety, gestures and
    combination of both.
Just for share my notes as participant speech preparation workshop. Thanks for all presenters and mentors.




Regards,


TM. Risman Hatibi
Member of Dukhan Toastmaster Club and Qatar Soeciety Petroleum Engineers.
http://rismandukhan.wordpress.com/
http://twitter.com/RismanBizNet

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Speech Preparation Workshop By Risman

  • 1. 2011 Speech Preparation Workshop TM. RISMAN HATIBI Dukhan Toastmaster Club Date : 10/21/2011 Time : 04:15 – 07:15 pm Location : Pearl Hall @ DPS – MIS Doha – Qatar.
  • 2. SPEECH PREPARATION WORKSHOP 21 OCTOBER 2011 PLAN Assembling TM Arunan Workshop Plan / Review of objectives /judging norms TM Sowrirajan Session 1 Speech Type, theme, outline and bullet points DTM Rajeshwar Practical Session 2 Developing the points, quotes. Jokes, stories, word power TM Jayakumar Practical Break Session 3 Tweaking, grammar, timing TM Natarajan Practical Session 4 Title, opening, closing TM Sowrirajan Practical Session 5 Body and voice DTM Ajit Limaye Practical Division Governor’s address Thanks TM Muthurangan
  • 3. Session- 1 : Speech Type, theme, outline and bullet points Why to learn public speaking ? Accolades Personal Learning and growth Confidence Chance to say something meaningful General purpose of speech : Informing speech Inspire speech How to persuade and influence people Motivation Specific purpose Clarity  Head : make audience think about  Humour : make audience laugh or at least smile  Heart : touch feeling  Heavy : significant How to prepare Theme ? Write down 2or 3 messages Select an issue Brainstorm Choose the topic title with the notes
  • 4. Session- 2 : Developing the points, quotes. Jokes, stories, word power Developing Speech : 3 or 4 main ideas Supporting material for ideas Humour stories Focus on the subject Prepare opening / closing interseting purpose, prop, address, audience in conclusion summarize Realise what your claim :  Anything new  Believable and or persuasive  Connectivy with the audience Examples : simple, contemporary, short Evidence / Fun :  Research figures or data  Believable  Easy to grasp use quotes, jokes, personal stories
  • 5. Session- 3 : Tweaking, Grammar and Timing Start with the speech draft Review critically Cut long sentences 8 – 12 words Use simple words It is then easy to understand Remove the sylable or jargon Convert passive voice into active voice where ever possible Correct grammatical error 700 – 800 words
  • 6. Session- 4 : Title, Opening and Closing Title Create interest Title used power full in speech Opening Attract attention Indicate your message Physical action Asking question Use an anecdote, a quote or a fact Use of prop Involve the audience Calling for action Perfect delivery Grammar Pronouncition Gestures Voice pause Closing Speech Begin by addressing Restate main idea, example : my object today was ………………………., Have I conveyed the messages ? Know your conclussion well
  • 7. Session- 5 : Gestures and Voval Variety Gestures : Do not inhibit your natural gestures unless they cause distraction Convey confidence Align gestures with key points of your speech, mimic action and convey emotion Avoid over repeatition by substituting alternate gestures and make full use of facial gestures opportunities Appropriate posture and movement to match speech contest : time line, updown, location Avoid distracting gestures : pacing, adjusting glasses Avoid unnecessary hand gestures Smile, unless you’re conveying a somber message Maintain eye contact Match the size of your gestures to the size of the room Move to indicate transition Watch your self on video if possible Vocal Variety :  4 p’s : Pace, Peitch, Power and Pauses Pace : slow delivery of key statement or accelator to increase tension Pitch : be natural but vary pitch to add variety and emotion to dialogues Power : align with emotion. Do not over do. Pauses : after key points  Scan your speech highlight places  Align Vocal : add punch to your speech with : vocal variety, gestures and combination of both.
  • 8. Just for share my notes as participant speech preparation workshop. Thanks for all presenters and mentors. Regards, TM. Risman Hatibi Member of Dukhan Toastmaster Club and Qatar Soeciety Petroleum Engineers. http://rismandukhan.wordpress.com/ http://twitter.com/RismanBizNet