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Advanced Public Speaking
This advanced public speaking textbook is designed to encourage you as a speaker and to help you sharpen your skills. It is written to feel like you are sitting with a trusted mentor over coffee as you receive practical advice on speaking. Grow in confidence, unleash your personal power and find your unique style as you learn to take your speaking to the next level--polished and professional.
- Author
- Lynn Meade
- Publisher
- University of Arkansas
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 44 sections
- 01: Writing a Speech
- 1.01: Public Speaking--So What Who Cares
- 1.02: Engage Your Audience- Don't Spit Random Words at Generic People
- 1.03: Brainstorming- Moving the Cheese Out of the Way So You Can Find Your Best Ideas
- 1.04: Opening a Speech- Get Their Attention from the Start
- 1.05: Closing a Speech- End with Power and Let Them Know It is Time to Clap
- 1.06: The Power of Story- The Secret Ingredient to Making Any Speech Memorable
- 1.07: Giving and Receiving Feedback- It is Harder Than You Think
- 1.08: Organizing a Speech and Harnessing the Power of Three
- 1.09: Transitions- Bridging Ideas for a Seamless Presentation
- 1.10: Research- Finding and Citing Your Research
- 1.11: Ceremonial Speaking- Identification Magnification Narration
- 1.12: Professional Speechwriting- Using Colorful Language in Your Speech
- 1.13: Professional Speechwriting- Metaphor Simile and Theme
- 1.14: Professional Speechwriting- Vivid and Sensory Words Make Your Speech Come Alive
- 02: Presenting a Speech
- 2.01: Overcome Communication Apprehension by Hacking Your Brain
- 2.02: Overcome Communication Apprehension by Hacking Your Body
- 2.03: Delivery Advice- Do Not Imagine the Audience Naked Managing Eye Contact Movement and Gestures
- 2.04: Using a Microphone Effectively- Turn It Off Before Going to the Bathroom
- 2.05: Why Your Voice is the Most Important Part of Your Speech- If They Can't Hear You It is Only a Frustrating Exercise in Lip Reading
- 2.06: Speaking to a Camera- Making Eye Contact is Key
- 2.07: Delivery Methods- Which One Should I Use
- 2.08: Speaking from a Manuscript- How to Read and not Look Like You Are Reading
- 03: Presentation Aids for Speech
- 3.01: Props- It is More Than Just Setting Stuff on a Table
- 3.02: Don't Ruin a Great Presentation with Terrible Slides
- 3.03: Data Visualization- Using Statistics Numbers and Charts Without Boring Your Audience
- 04: Speeches
- 4.01: Persuasive Speechmaking- Pitching Your Idea and Making it Stick
- 4.02: Career Speech- Tell Them Who You Are and Why You Matter to Them
- 4.03: Elevator and Career Fair Pitch- Standing Out While Still Fitting In
- 4.04: Toast Speech
- 4.05: Award Speech- And the Winner is...
- 4.06: Graduation Speeches- Speeches You Give in Pointy Hats
- 4.07: Eulogy-Good Words
- 4.08: Introducing a Speaker
- 4.09: Tribute Speech- Celebrate the Occasion the Person or the Monument
- 4.10: Informative Speech
- 05: Considerations for Speech
- 5.01: Things That Do Not Belong In Your Speech- Curse Words ISTS Slang and Bafflegab
- 5.02: Rhetorical History- Interview with Two Old Dead Greek Guys
- 5.03: Fallacies--Warning Deceptive Hateful Speech Coming Your Way
- 5.04: The Science of Persuasion- A Little Theory Goes a Long Way