The document provides tips and strategies for improving public speaking skills, including analyzing the audience, developing speech content and structure, managing stage fright, and delivering speeches with effective vocal variety, eye contact, gestures and facial expressions. It discusses analyzing the audience to understand their experiences and perspectives in order to connect emotionally with them. It also recommends practicing speeches through various techniques like recording drafts, mirror practice, and interacting with others.

1. Haishuo Lee
on
Speech
Haishuo Lee

2. Why Learn Speech?

7. Speech =
The Art of
Mass Control

8. What will be
included?

9. What will NOT be
included?

10. The CD of Speech
Content + Delivery

11. Content

12. Start by Imitating

13. Speech Analysis

14. Example:
Audience Analysis

15. [Audience Analysis]
Yes! We can!
Barack Obama

16. Who is
Jon Favreau?

18. Background

19. The Election
of America

20. Senator Clinton =
Hilary Clinton

22. A new race
or
A new gender

23. New Hampshire

24. Audience
Analysis

25. Know “who”
you are talking to

26. Make your stories reach
deep into their hearts!

27. How?

28. The Power of
Empathy

29. It’s not about
what your say.
It’s about
how they feel!

30. Questions:
What they have been through?
How do they feel about it?
What’s the connection?

31. The analysis of Yes! We can!

32. It was a creed written into
the founding documents
that declared the destiny of
a nation

33. 1776
The Creation of
The Declaration of Independence

35. It was whispered by slaves
and abolitionists as they
blazed a trail toward
freedom through the
darkest of nights.

36. 1861
The Emancipation
Proclamation

38. It was sung by immigrants
as they struck out from
distant shores and pioneers
who pushed westward
against an unforgiving
wilderness.

39. 1839-1889
West Pioneer
Period

41. It was the call of workers
who organized

42. 1890
Worker Union

44. women who reached for
the ballot;

45. 1893
Woman Suffrage
(Vote Right)

47. a President who chose the
moon as our new frontier

48. 1969
Moon
Landing

50. a King who took us to the
mountaintop and pointed
the way to the Promised
Land.

51. 1963
I have a dream
By M. L. King

53. What’s
in common among these
stories?

54. They all fight
through difficulties

55. Application

56. Whom are you speaking to
in a speech contest?

57. Judges!

58. How old are they?

59. What kind of stories will
make
a sure-fire?

60. What kind of stories can
always hit most people?

61. Think, then talk.
Let your audience
hear what they
want to hear.

62. Script Writing

63. Discussion
First Draft
Revision x N
Final (7 days at least)

64. One
idea
only

65. Use:
Mental movie
Simile/Metaphors
Examples in daily life

66. has no limitation

67. Structure:
Thesis statement
Experience
Conclusion

68. Why experience?
1. Emotion touches people
2. Easier to memorize
3. Body language

69. Most Common
Mistake:
Start to Write
on Paper

70. A speech for the ear

71. Recorder Draft

72. Things to Avoid

73. Why not memorize the script:
1. Audience will find out
2. Bad for impromptu
3. Ties up body language

74. Always a script
by the speaker

75. Themes to Avoid

76. Movie = bad choice

77. Novel
= bad
choice

78. Speech
= bad
choice

79. Delivery

80. On Facial Expression

81. Facial Expressions

82. 1. Anchor Practice

83. 7 Common
Emotions of Men

84. Anger

86. Disgust

88. Fear

90. Happy

92. Sad

94. Scorn

96. Surprise

98. 2. Mirror Practice

99. 3. Guessing Game

100. On Stage Fright

101. Stage
Fright

102. But, People Hate to Speak!
Speaking to a Group
17% Heights
18% 41% Insects
Finantial Problem
19% Deep Water
Sickness
32%
20% Death
Flying
24%
23%

103. Speech as a gift

104. Stage time = everything

105. Stranger Practice

106. Eye Contact

107. Direction
Practice

108. Zigzag
Practice

109. Glass trick

110. Vocal Variety

111. Volume
Speed
Pause

112. Lake Practice

113. Join a Choir

114. Gestures

115. Speech is not Drama

116. Other than Speakers

117. “Proper” hair style

118. Costume

119. Transformer
Practice

120. Final
Recommendations

121. 1. Join a theater

122. Interaction with others

123. Stage usage

124. Master the Props

125. 2. Be
like a
Cook

126. 3. Wait for the
Spotlight

127. Before We Go…

128. Million Dollar
Questions

129. Before
the Contest

130. #1 If you had to sum up the message
of your speech in one or two brief
sentences, what would it be?
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131. #2 What will the audience be compelled
to think, feel, or do differently after
they've heard your speech?
haishuolee@gmail.com

132. After
the Contest

133. • 1. Were you happy with your speech
and the way you delivered it?
• 2. Is this the highest level that you
have achieved?
• 3. Was it a fair result in your opinion
and the opinion of your friends?

134. Resources

135. TED

137. AR

138. TM

139. Reference

140. Picture used (all C.C. Authorized from flickr):
Emotion: Mc Knoell Hair style: London College of Fashion
Movie: Andrei Z short courses
Novel: duncan Spot light: Andrew Mason
Speech: Kheel Center, Cornell University Eye contact: drewleavy
Eye: notsogoodphotography Glasses: SheepGuardingLlama
ear: Menage a Moi Choir: tracy out west
recorder: readerwalker lake: Odalaigh
Chef: Vanessa Pike-Russell transformer: Daniel Semper
One way: danieljohnsonjr zigzag: chrisinplymouth
Imagination: HNBD Common Expressions:
Theater Prop: mrMark: Anger: chexed
Theater: DeSales University Happy: Koshyk
Nervous: andres.thor Surprise: Jeremy Brooks
Costume: gtrwndr87 Fear: Christi Nielsen
Gesture: Justin Sloan Sad: Capt. Tim
Stage: allert Disgust: Jeremy Brooks
Interaction: BTO Educational Scorn: Mr Jaded
Gift: Maeflower72
Pedestrian: UrbanGrammar
Microphone: visual.dichotomy

141. Picture used:
Jon Favreau: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Favreau_(speechwriter)
Hillary Rodham Clinton: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_clinton
United States Declaration of Independence:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Declaration_of_Independence
Emancipation Proclamation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emancipation_Proclamation
Western (genre): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_(genre)
Women's suffrage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage
Utility Workers Union of America:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_Workers_Union_of_America
Apollo 11: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1969_moon_landing
I Have a Dream: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_have_a_dream

143. Q&A