1.
Public Speaking
 Public speaking refers to delivering some
important topic
in front of a group audience.
Public speaking is an art; and, like every other art,
it must be
learnt, both in practice and theory
Definition
Public speaking is the process and 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.

2.
1)Principles & process of
speaking
1)Pick a Topic You’re Passionate About
You’ll be so excited about getting to share your
passion with the peoples that you won’t feel
nervous about your talk.
people are much more likely to pay attention to
you.
Your audience will emulate that passion and
listen intently to what you’re saying.

3.
2)audience
analysis
audience analysis
involves identifying
the audience and
adapting a speech to
their interests, level
of understanding,
attitudes, and beliefs

4.
3)Develop Your Central Idea & purpose
Represents the specific objective of the
speech. The central idea statement is
usually just one sentence that sums up the
major ideas of a speech.

5.
4)Organize Your Speech
1.introduction. The introduction of the speech
establishes the first, crucial contact between
the speaker and the audience. ...
2.Body. In the body, the fewer the main points
the better. ...
3.Conclusion.

6.
5)Deliver Your Speech

7.
6)Tell Your
Audience
Stories
A story about your
own life
A story about
someone else
A story about a
content
Make Your Story
Gripping

8.
7)Incorporate a
Shocking Moment &
visual act
A “shocking
moment” is an
event that your
audience doesn’t
anticipate, but
which surprises,
impresses, or
moves them

9.
8)Present Something
New
Information that was previously
completely unknown to your
audience
An innovative new solution to an old
and well-known problem
If you provide this knowledge during
your talk, you’re more likely to keep
people interested in what you’re
saying.

10.
9)Use humor
• Humor is an incredibly
powerful tool
The moment the audience
laughs with you, they
connect with you
it can lighten up a difficult
subject or situation, calm
your nerves, and capture
your audience’s attention.

11.
.10)Credibility, Ethics
• Credibility
 perceived by others to be a trusted advisor, believable, and
confident by exhibiting a high level of expertise in a certain
subject.(components clarity, accuracy, trustworthiness
Ethics
trustworthiness, integrity, respect for others, dignity in
conduct, and truthfulness in the message

12.
11)Public Speaking Mistakes to Avoid
Neglecting to
Prepare
 Talking Too Fast
Talking Too Softly
Forgetting to
Make Eye Contact
Using Distracting
Mannerisms

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12)Plagiarism
Plagiarism is the use of someone
else's ideas without giving the person
credit.