an essay. This means that your speech organization should have an (a) introduction, (b) a body (consisting of several points that you wish to make), (to move from one point to (c) transitions another), and (d) a conclusion. Physical Aspects Visual Aids Speech Organization Avoided reading from Used attractive visuals that Introduction ● ● ● papers or notes as much as might include photographs, - Greeting possible notes or sketches, - Overview of main points models, powerpoint slides, Made eye contact with the or web Body of the talk ● ● audience - 1st point Explained them carefully examples ● Used gestures ● Operated a-v equipment - Transition ● Spoke clearly and with smoothly and effectively - 2nd ● an attractive tone of Examples Spoke loudly enough - Transition ● - 3rd examples - Conclusion - Reminder of the 3 points - Thanking the audience Just as in IE discussions, transitions are important as you introduce new points. Introducing Moving Concluding Let me begin with… Next… In conclusion… First of all… Now, I’d like to go to… In summary… In the first place… Now, I’ll move to… To sum up… To start off… Concerning… Finally…
an essay. This means that your speech organization should have an (a) introduction, (b) a body (consisting of several points that you wish to make), (c) transitions (to move from one point to another), and (d) a conclusion. Physical Aspects Visual Aids Speech Organization ● Avoided reading from papers or notes as much as possible ● Made eye contact with the audience ● Used gestures ● Spoke clearly and with an attractive tone of ● Spoke loudly enough ● Used attractive visuals that might include photographs, notes or sketches, models, powerpoint slides, or web ● Explained them carefully ● Operated a-v equipment smoothly and effectively ● Introduction - Greeting - Overview of main points ● Body of the talk - 1st point examples - Transition - 2nd Examples - Transition - 3rd examples - Conclusion - Reminder of the 3 points - Thanking the audience Just as in IE discussions, transitions are important as you introduce new points. Introducing Moving Concluding Let me begin with… First of all… In the first place… To start off… Next… Now, I’d like to go to… Now, I’ll move to… Concerning… In conclusion… In summary… To sum up… Finally…
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