Public Speaking Checklist: Tips for Effective Presentations - Prof. K. Mangum, Study notes of Speech-Language Pathology

Download Public Speaking Checklist: Tips for Effective Presentations - Prof. K. Mangum and more Study notes Speech-Language Pathology in PDF only on Docsity! Speech Checklist Nonverbal Reminders maintain eye contact--avoid focusing on screen, floor, table, etc. avoid vocalized pauses like "um" or "uh" or "tisk" sounds avoid excessive use of unnecessary words like "and" or "you know" do not fidget with clothes, hair, jewelry, etc. do not place hands in pockets keep weight balanced; do not cross feet, etc. Introduction 1. attention getter 2. identify the purpose of the speech? 3. motivate the audience to listen 4. establish credibility--why should listeners believe you? 5. preview main points--keep it simple, keywords or phrases Transition Body be sure we always know which main point you're talking about...remind us use transitions and internal summaries between each main point refer to visuals as needed use examples often refer to sources throughout presentation (if required) Transition Conclusion 1. forewarn audience you're about to close..."as I close" or "to summarize" 2. recap main points... 3. how should audience respond? what do we do now? 4. final thought or memorable statement...quotes, verses, poems, etc...keep it concise-- long passages are difficult to remember Transition Q/A Session (Where required) plant at least three questions in the audience be personable...call on people by name be polite..."thank you" or "that's a good question" another final thought to wrap up everything...again, keep it concise Time know the length you have for your speech stay within 30 seconds of the length as you rehearse, remember to time yourself