nadya e. putri (public speaking chapter 8)

Nadya Eka Putri

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Lecturer:

Sutria Rahayu M. Pd

English Department

Public Speaking

Chapter 8 : Delivery

Impromptu SpeechesManuscript SpeechesMemorized SpeechesExtemporaneous

SpeechesNonverbal

Comunication

Impromptu speeches

1)Keep your speech short and to the point;

2)Try to use illustrations for supporting material;

3)Handle only one main point;

4)Make sure your central idea and purpose are absolutely clear to your audience.

Manuscript speeches1)Type your manuscript speech in

capital letters,2)Edit your speech by reading each

sentence aloud,3)Indicate places of emphasis and

pauses,4)Practice your manuscript by

reading it aloud,5)Use appropriate facial expression

and body action.

Memorized speech

1) It takes an inordinate of time to memorize a speech, particularly material, particularly a long one;

2) It takes a skillful actor to deliver memorized material in a natural, spontaneous way;

3)The speaker who delivers a memorized speech runs the risk of forgetting;

4)As with the manuscript speech, it is difficult to change a memorized speech to adapt to feedback from the audience

Extemporaneous speech

Nonverbal Comunication:

1.Kinesics2.Paralanguage3.Proximity

Kinesics

a.Body Movement:a) Descriptive Gesturesb) Emphatic Gestures

b.The Face and Eyes

Paralanguage

a.Vocal Elements:a) Rateb) Pausec) Volumed) Pithe) Quality

b.ArticulationThe process of forming the consonant and vowel sounds of words.

c.PronunciationPronunciation more complex than articulation because pronunciation means saying a word the way it should be said.

proxemics

a.Intimate Distanceb.Personal Distancec.Social Distanced.Public Distance

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