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Delivery of Speech

• Good delivery does not call attention to itself.
  It conveys the speakers ideas clearly,
  interestingly, and without distracting the
  audience.

2
Methods of Delivery

• A. Extemporaneous
• B. Impromptu
• C. Manuscript
• D. Memory

3
The Speakers Voice

• When speaking in front of an audience one must
  learn how to control their voice. Basically,
  speak in a way so that the audience may feel
  comfortable, understand you, and feel the main
  points of your speech. The aspects of the voice
  you should work to control are volume, pitch,
  rate, pauses, variety, pronunciation,
  articulation, and dialect.

4
The Speakers Voice

• Volume
• Pitch
• Rate
• Pauses
• Vocal Variety
• Pronunciation
• Articulation
• Dialect

5
Nonverbal Communication

• Posture, facial expressions, gestures, and eye
  contact all affect the way listeners respond to
  a speaker
• Personal Appearance
• Bodily Action
• Gestures
• Eye Contact

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Practice Delivery

• Go through your preparation outline aloud to
  check how what you have written translates into
  spoken discourse.
• Prepare your speaking outline. Give yourself
  cues.
• Practice the speech aloud several times using the
  speaking outline.
• Now begin to polish and refine your delivery
• Give yourself a dress rehearsal under the
  conditions as close as possible to those you will
  face in class.