Confidence Physical Vocal Confident Delivery How do you know that you know how to do something How do you gain a skill Confident Delivery Gained through practice amp repetition Tips Read aloud as you write the speech ID: 314536
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Confidence
Physical
VocalSlide2
Confident Delivery
How do you know that you know how to do something? How do you gain a skill?Slide3
Confident Delivery
Gained through practice & repetition
Tips
Read aloud as you write the speech.
Allows you to learn as you go and check how it sounds.
Practice so that it flows.
Look away from notes, make eye contact
Won’t lose your place
Frequent speakingSlide4
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Control what you can control!!
Time
The written speech
Your delivery
Your appearance: Dress for successSlide5
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The
eyes are the windows to the soul.Slide6
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Enthusiasm
Show it!
Relax
Keep hands out of your pockets and don’t lean or grip the lectern.
Be prepared
Fussing with your hair or face gives the impression you are not prepared. Pull your hair back if it is an issue.Slide7
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Eye contact
We want to see you seeing us. Displays confidence and caring.
Appropriate movement
Shuffling of feet or standing on one foot conveys lack of purpose. Be sure you move confidently and appropriately. Slide8
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How you say it matters!Slide9
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Vocal training
The voice is basic to your craft.
Your voice should be audible and flexible.
Training begins by taking care of your voice.
Trained Ear
Learn to listen to the varied ways that voice is projected. Slide10
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Quality
Quality is the basic characteristic which distinguishes your voice from any other.
Pitch
Pitch is the highness or lowness of your voice.Slide11
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Volume
The intensity, strength, or force with which sound is made.
Varying volume on individual words within the dialogue helps to communicate meaning. Slide12
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Rate
Rate is the speed at which you talk.
Speak slow enough to be understood and yet rapid enough to keep the audience’s attention.
Articulation
The act of uttering clear, distinct syllables.
Most inaudibility results not from lack of volume but from lack of clarity.
Work on enunciation. Slide13
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Pronunciation
Correct pronunciation means accurately producing the speech sounds with proper division into syllables and correct accent or stress.
Diction
The selection and pronunciation of words and their combinations in speech.Slide14
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A speaker’s voice must be flexible and audible.
The degree of relaxation determines the beauty of the voice and carrying power of the vowel sounds.Slide15
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In
inflection
you change from one pitch level to another within a single word or sentence.
Resonance
is the tone produced when sound waves strike the open cavities of the head.
Monotone
may be caused by a person’s inability to hear pitch changes and a lack of vocal flexibility.Slide16
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The physical stuff
The
diaphragm
is a flat muscle separating the chest from the abdominal cavity.
The
mouth
,
nose
,
throat
and
sinuses
are
resonators
.
The
tongue
,
teeth
,
jaw
and
lips
are
articulators
.