Find The Words How To Say It Best
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Find The Words – How To Say It BestTABLE OF CONTENTSCHAPTER ONE - PUBLIC SPEAKING - AN INDISPENSABLE SKILL5CHAPTER TWO - INTRODUCE YOURSELF – MAKE AN IMPACT6CHAPTER THREE - EFFECTIVE NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION8CHAPTER FOUR - PREPARING AND PRESENTING A TOAST12CHAPTER FIVE - GUIDELINES FOR INCORPORATING HUMOR14CHAPTER SIX - JOKES AND PUBLIC SPEAKING16CHAPTER SEVEN - PUBLIC SPEAKING EVALUATION FORMS19CHAPTER EIGHT - FOREWARNED AND FOREARMED21CHAPTER NINE - EFFECTIVE SPEECH PREPARATION23CHAPTER TEN - SPEECH INTRODUCTIONS –GET IT RIGHT25CHAPTER ELEVEN - TYPES OF SPEECHES – MAKING IT SIMPLER27CHAPTER TWELVE - INTRODUCTORY SPEECH TEMPLATE29CHAPTER THIRTEEN - WELCOMING WIZARD WHIZ32CHAPTER FOURTEEN - A WELCOME SPEECH TEMPLATE34CHAPTER FIFTEEN - RELIGIOUS WELCOME SPEECH35CHAPTER SIXTEEN - CHURCH WELCOME SPEECH37CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - WELCOME EXTENDED AND EMBRACED38CHAPTER EIGHTEEN – WELCOME TO THE PARTY39CHAPTER NINETEEN - TEACHING WELCOME WORDS40CHAPTER TWENTY - A WELCOME POEM41CHAPTER TWENTY ONE - WELCOME TO A NEW YEAR43CHAPTER TWENTY TWO - WELCOME TO THE FAMILY45Page 2
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER TWENTY THREE - UNIVERSAL THANK YOU SPEECH47CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR - POEMS TO PERSONALIZE AND ADAPT48CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE - QUOTES TO SAY THANK YOU49CHAPTER TWENTY SIX - THANK YOU CARD POEMS52CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN - THANK YOU IN SPANISH55CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT - THANK YOU WORDING AFTER AN INTERVIEW57CHAPTER TWENTY NINE - THANK YOU PASTOR59CHAPTER THIRTY - THANK YOU TEACHERS61CHAPTER THIRTY ONE - THANK YOU FOR THE GIFT62Page 3
Find The Words – How To Say It BestPART ONE – HOW TO SAY IT BEST·Public speaking is an indispensable life skill!·The ability to communicate effectively and speaking with confidence arefundamental speaking skills in one-on-one situations, within groups andwithin the context of a large audience.·Few things enhance your image more than delivering a great speech withapparent effortlessness!·Apparent effortlessness is within your reach.·All you need for a dynamic presentation is careful preparation and a confidentdelivery.Page 4
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER ONE - PUBLIC SPEAKING - AN INDISPENSABLE SKILLWhy is public speaking important? To answer this question, let's look at thedefinition of public speaking first.Public speaking is the skill of:···conveying a message effectively to a group of peoplein a number of everyday situationsdepending on the purpose or intention of your speech.Public speaking is such an integral part of our lives. Many people believe that publicspeaking is the arena for professional speakers only - yet the skill of being able tospeak in public touches our lives more often than you think.Not everyone is a "born speaker". However it is veryimportant that everyone nurtures and develops thisvery important life skill.Simply put, public speaking is:······a manager leading a staff meeting of four orfive colleaguesa teacher addressing a parent academic eveningbest man presenting a speech at a weddinga salesperson promoting a new product to agroup of sales representativeproposing a toast at a 21st birthday partyand saying farewell in a eulogyEffective public speaking encompasses:···engaging your audience andspeaking knowledgeablyto convey your informative, educational or entertaining messageA great public speaker:·····approaches speaking in public positively - minimizing normal speaking nerveshas faith in themselves and the importance of their messageengages the audience and keeps their attentioninfluences the audience according to the intended purpose of their speechmakes the audience feel worthy and valuedThe ability to speak in public is a life skill that can and should be developed. Here'swishing you many happy public speaking engagements.Page 5
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER TWO - INTRODUCE YOURSELF – MAKE AN IMPACTIntroduce yourself with panache!Sooner or later you will be asked to present an icebreaker introductory speech aboutyourself.GUIDELINES FOR A SAMPLE INTRODUCTION SPEECHPurposeTo introduce yourself to your fellow students / colleagues / book club / delegates.PreparationRemember, you only have a few minutes, so you cannot tell your audienceeverything about yourself.So, choose 3 or 4 main areas of your life and elaborate with a few key ideas on eachof them.Depending on your age and the composition of your audience, you may want toselect a few of the categories below to include for further discussion:·········your education and qualificationsyour work experienceyour family and backgroundwhy you are currently on this courseyour future ambitions, dreams and aspirationsfavorite hobbiesfavorite sportssignificant experiencessomething that the audience may find surprisingPractical Tip·Keep a key card and pen handy.Page 6
Find The Words – How To Say It Best·Jot down the 3 or 4 main categories in a mind map as sub-headings.·Flesh out the sub-headings with bulleted keywords [4-5] under each mainpoint.·Find a quote that is significant and meaningful to your life.·Memorize it and conclude your icebreaker speech with a powerful, relevantquote that leaves the audience with insight into YOU!Introducing yourself can also be your key to interview success. You are starting froma baseline position where the interviewees have no experience of who you are orwhat you are like.Thoughtful, structured and logical - you can't go wrong!Page 7
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER THREE - EFFECTIVE NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATIONEffective communication skills include body language, eye-contact, andphysiological factors.It is very important to make time in your speech preparation for these importantfactors - they can make the difference between a good speech and a speech thatthe audience will never forget!BODY LANGUAGEMeaningful body language will support the verbal message of your speech.As a result, you should consider which movements will enhance your message andwhich will detract from your message.Try and eliminate disrupting mannerisms as far as possible.Consider if you have any of the mannerisms listed in the table below - then practiceyour speech and try and minimize them completely.Swaying from side to side continuously or sporadically?Swaying from heel to toe and back again?Crossing your legs - too suggestive of needing the cloakroom?Licking your lips nervously?Pacing up and down or left and right?Flicking your fringe out of your face or twirling strands of hair?Other nervous gestures that may reveal your tension?EYE CONTACTYour ability to use eye contact effectively has the potential to be one of yourgreatest assets.···Your eyes convey emotion.You can use your eyes to control, hold and even manipulate your audience.Eye contact allows you to get a sense of the audience's response to yourspeech and you can thus adjust your oratory skills accordingly.Page 8
Find The Words – How To Say It BestLook at individual members of the audience - don't look at the walls or the ceiling.Pinpoint specific people and communicate directly - don't gaze at your audience in amisty, general way.Learn your speech and speak to your audience - being too note-bound affects youreye contact negatively.Practice, practice, practice - you will soon feel at easePHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORSYou need to create a first impression that reels your audience in and keepstheir attention focused on you and your speech.Effective public speaking is underscored by a professional and polishedappearance. You must "look the part".Lee Mildon says, "People seldom notice old clothes if you wear a big smile.Professionals say . wear a big smile [an important aspect of non-verbalcommunication] and look fantastic.It doesn't mean that you have to look like a movie star. It simply means that youhave to spend time making yourself look presentable.····your hair should be neatclothes clean and neatly pressedyour shoes should be polished and in a good conditiondress appropriately and be mindful of any dress codes that are consideredrespectful in terms of religion and tradition.CHOOSE YOUR CLOTHES CAREFULLYWhere will you be speaking? Is it in the classroom, theclubhouse or at a celebration with confetti?The event or occasion of your key note address willdetermine the clothing choices that would be mostappropriate.···your attire needs to be more formal if you arepresenting, for example, a high schoolgraduation addressmore casual, but still smart sportswear, for atennis clubhouse speechand possibly formal or semi-formal attire for awedding speechPage 9
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCONSIDER YOUR AUDIENCEIt is also important to spend some time considering your audience when selectingyour clothes before your speech:·will you be talking to captains, a corporation or college graduates?Coordinate your clothing choices to coincide with the composition of youraudience.If your audience is the guests at the captain's dinner banquet, you will need towear black tie.Should you be addressing corporate delegates at a conference, then your dress codeis likely to be semi-formal or possibly business casual - the same is likely toapply to an auditorium of guests at a graduation ceremony.DressCodeCode ExplainedSportswear Long pants and a collared shirt [call the clubhouse prior to yourspeaking engagement just to be sure]CasualTasteful jeans and long pants, smart T-shirts and sandals, shirts with orwithout sleeves or collars [similar to a smarter barbeque occasion]BusinessCasualTrousers, blouses and modest skirts are in - jeans are out. For the men- no tie required, but a collared shirt is a must.SemiFormalFor both men and women, a conservative business suit in muted colorswould be appropriate. Men should wear a tie and the ladies shouldwear closed shoes.CocktailLadies - this is your opportunity to show off your little black dress withsandals. Gentlemen - formal business attire with a jacket and tie.FormalElegant dresses or formal pants suits in a smarter fabric for ladies withhigh heels [open or closed] and the gentlemen will need a dark suitwith a conservative tieBlack TieThis one is nice and easy. Ladies - a long dress and Gentlemen - atuxedo.White TieMen - long white or black tailcoats with matching trousers. Ladies long formal evening owns with gloves.Page 10
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCOLOR CONNOISSEUR FOR CONVINCING COMMUNICATIONWhen it comes to public speaking it is also worthwhile tokeep in mind the inherent message that may becommunicated through the color choices of your clothing.These are by no means definitive, but they are definitelyworth considering.A knock out presentation will give due cognizance toeffective presentation, appropriate dress code, the use ofvisual aids to enhance your message and effectiveimplementation of body language and gestures.ColorPossible Underlying Connotationblackauthority, credible, power - [added bonus - slimming]bluepeaceful, calm, tranquilbrowndependable, solid, reliable, trustworthygraywise, intelligent, clever, diligentgreenwholesome, nurturing, caringpinkempathetic, compassionate, encouragingpurplestylish, sophisticated, affluent, achieverredcaptivating, inspiring, exuberant, creative, passionatewhitelight, uncomplicated, fresh, peaceful, cleansingyellowoptimistic, charismatic, bright, encouraging, warm, energeticPage 11
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER FOUR - PREPARING AND PRESENTING A TOASTIt is a privilege and an honor to present a toast and you need to make sure that it ismemorable and befitting of the trust that has been placed in you.It may be wedding toasts, retirement toasts, birthday toasts or funny toasts thathave your heart rate elevated and your mind spinning. Relax.As with most things inpractice, practice, practice.life - prepare well, follow the guidelines andThen stand back and wait for the applause!The great thing about toasts is that, all they really need are an outline and. a KISS- so keep it short and simple!HOW TO PREPARE AND PRESENT A TOAST OF NOTEBEFORE – BRAINSTORM, PLAN, WRITE AND LEARN:Make reference of your relationship to the person you will be honoring with yourtoast.Tell a suitable and relevant story that you recall or may have shared with thetoastee.Remember to consider your audience - the story mustbe appropriate.Have empathy for toastee's feelings - no one likes to beembarrassed - especially in front of a big group. If you areaiming at a funny toast, be mindful of the differencebetween laughing at someone and laughing with someone.Learn your toast - pretty much off-by-heart. Your cuecards are there to help you if necessary, but you shouldn'trely on them.Check that the microphone is working and that youknow how to adjust it to suit your height.Ensure that the podium is visible to the entire audience and that you have easyaccess to it.Make sure that everyone has champagne or wine and a glass to fill.Oh - remember the KISS! [keep it short and simple]Page 12
Find The Words – How To Say It BestDURING – SCAN, SETTLE, SEARCH, SAY AND SIPScan the audience to confirm that the honored guest is currently in the room andthat they haven't popped out for a few minutes.Settle the guests by clinking purposefully and audibly on your glass to geteveryone's attention. [no bonus points awarded for breaking the glass by clinkingtoo enthusiastically]Search for your guest's face as you start speaking and when you end.Say your toast with the glass on the table until it is needed. We all tend to talk withour hands [no credit for spilling your champagne with over-exuberant gesturing].Raise your glass to your face height, invite the other guests to charge their glassesand to stand, re-establish eye contact with the toastee as you say the words"to.". The audience will mirror this action and phrasing.Sip - don't down - your glass of bubbly.AFTER – RELAX AND CELEBRATEThat's it – you’ll have presented a toast to be proud of.Page 13
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER FIVE - GUIDELINES FOR INCORPORATING HUMORGreat funny speeches should aim to engage and entertain your audience. Itdoesn't matter if it is a funny retirement speech, funny wedding speeches or evenfunny speech topics - we love them.Humor can be such a great stepping stone to captivate your audience and keep theirattention. If you have their attention, you’ll get your message across and thatculminates in a successful speech - mission accomplished!However, humor also has the potential to alienate your audience. Used incorrectlyor inappropriately, humor can be an obstacle to a successful speech.Alienated audience 's poor listening skills 's message lost.So keep the humor coming - but do so wisely and judiciously. Keep our steppingstones and obstacles advice in mind and you'll get the balance just right!HUMOR AS A STEPPING STONE TO GREAT FUNNY SPEECHESA - Analyze yourself and your audience. You need to be relatively comfortable withhumor and making people laugh. Try to be as objectiveas possible - do you normally make your friends laughwhen you tell a story? Similarly, is your audience going tobe able to relate to your "style" of humor?B - Be brief. Keep your story interesting but relativelyshort. Your story should be long enough to include vividvisual descriptions, but not that long that the audiencekeeps hoping for the punch line.C - Current and common can help you to introducehumor into your speech. Universally "funny" situationswill appeal to more audience members and so too willissues that are more current and news worthy.D - Delve into your own experience. Very often truth isfunnier than fiction. So, don’t be afraid to draw on your own experience. We all lovetelling funny stories about ourselves and our own experiences. If you have anappropriate anecdote and you think it is funny - go for it. If you think it is funny, youwill tell the story enthusiastically, the laughter will creep into your voice and mostpeople will appreciate the spirit of your story - and that can be pretty infectious.E - Everyday, local exaggeration can be an effective tool to include humor inyour speech. The audience must "get" the humor and be able to relate to it. A usefulhint is to "localize" your story by using local jargon and phrasing. Exaggeration andPage 14
Find The Words – How To Say It Bestover-acting [within reason] can send the message home more effectively and youraudience will "get" it."Laugh and the world laughs with you. but "HUMOR AS AN OBSTACLE TO GREAT FUNNY SPEECHESA - Avoid telling jokes unless you have told the joke to an appreciative audiencebefore and you know that you will get the timing of the punch line spot-on.B - Be selective. Your humorous story should relate to the overall theme of yourpresentation. A random, unrelated story will result in the audience concentratingon, "What has this story got to do with the topic?" And if they are not listening, thepunch line will not be as effective.C - Carefully reconsider using humor based on politics, religion or social status.They can all be potential mine-fields to tiptoe around in and they won't facilitate arelaxed presentation or toast.D - Don't be tempted to "overkill" a particular line that gets a laugh. By all means use it once or twice with appropriate exaggeration - and then stick to the "less ismore" approach."Cry and you cry alone."Ok.so did you hear the one about. - just kidding!Go on - you've got work to do - make the world laugh. Such an amazing gift andtalent!Page 15
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER SIX - JOKES AND PUBLIC SPEAKINGJokes for public speaking are an amazing weapon in your arsenal as you strive foradvanced presentation skills.In a nutshell - public speaking is today's "must-have" life skill" - not just formotivational speakers!So, keep those nerves under control, lighten the mood and laugh a little.Our suggestions for incorporating public speaking jokes in great funny speecheswill soon have you more relaxed.PUBLIC SPEAKING JOKESSomeone once said that the best audience is one that is intelligent, well-educatedand . a little drunk! If that is the case - then I have definitely got an amazingaudience here tonight.Lord Reading offered the following advice on the length of your speech: "Always beshorter than anyone dared to hope!" And tonight, Ladies and Gentlemen, you maybe very hopeful!Franklin D. Roosevelt said: "Be sincere; be brief; beseated"."I'm very pleased to be here. Let's face it - at myage.I'm very pleased to be anywhere!" - George BurnsNow, I've been told that a successful speech needs tohave a great introduction and a memorable ending - andthat both of these should both be close together withnot too much in between.So, Ladies and Gentlemen, to reiterate what King Henry said to each of his manywives . "I shall not keep you long!"Page 16
Find The Words – How To Say It Best"It's quite simple. Say what you have to say and when youcome to a sentence with a grammatical ending, sit down!"- Winston Churchill"Public speaking is the art of diluting a two-minute ideawith a two-hour vocabulary." - John Fitzgerald Kennedy"According to most studies, people's number one fear is public speaking. Numbertwo is death! Does that sound right? This means that to the average person, if yougo to a funeral, you're better off in the casket than doing the eulogy!" - JerrySeinfeld" The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops . untilyou stand up to speak in public." - George Jessel"There are two things that are more difficult thanmaking an after dinner speech: climbing a wall which isleaning towards you and kissing a girl who is leaningway from you." - Winston Churchill"Unaccustomed as most people are to public speaking. they still insist on doing it!" - Unknown"Make sure that you have finished speaking before your audience has finishedlistening!” - Dorothy Sarnoff"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you have got it made!" Jean GiraudouxPage 17
Find The Words – How To Say It Best"There are always three speeches, for every one you actually gave. The one youpracticed, the one you gave . and the one you wish you gave." - Dale CarnegieJokes for public speaking can be a secret weapon whether you are attending publicspeaking courses, searching for public speaking online or just trying to overcomeyour anxiety of public speaking.Some final words of wisdom . "No one ever complains abouta speech being too short."Ira HayesPage 18
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER SEVEN - PUBLIC SPEAKING EVALUATION FORMSPublic speaking evaluations forms - we'll help you pitch it perfectly every time!Use the public speaking outline below to help you structure and present a greatpresentation.The evaluation form gives you that extra insight into evaluating effective speakingskills - aim for Level 4 in every aspect of you speech.Level 4Content;Structure andShape; Logical style wellArgumentcrafted.Thoughtprovokingselection ofmaterial and alogicalargument.Level 3Level 2Level 1Adequateattention tostructure andstyle.Flawed interms ofstructure okingselection ofmaterial.Very littlethoughtprovokingtext; ge 19Minimalattention tostructure, styleand language.Illogicalarguments.Audience leftuninspired.
Find The Words – How To Say It BestUse of voice;Enunciation;Use ofLanguage;PostureLively originaland inspiringspeaker withexcellent voicecontrol andbodylanguage.Excellentcommand ofthelanguage.Clearly acompetentspeaker withadequate voicecontrol andbodylanguage.Capablespeaker withlapses inaudibility andvoice controlandinsufficientLanguage used use ofgestures.appropriately.Someinappropriateuse oflanguage.Inappropriateregister idenceand effectiveaudiencerapport.Demonstratesconfidence andgood audiencerapport.Adequateconfidenceand audiencerapport.Very littleaudiencerapport.Use of Notesand VisualAidsEffective useof notes andsupportingaids.Good use ofnotes andsupportingaids.Frequentreference tonotes.Key cardsineffectivelyusedSomesupportingaids used.No supportingaidsInappropriateuse ofgestures.Inappropriateuse oflanguage.Public speaking evaluation forms - public speaking facts that'll have you pitchingperfect speeches.Page 20
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER EIGHT - FOREWARNED AND FOREARMEDPublic speaking facts? Are they subjective perceptionsand opinions or objective facts? Unsure of what to listento?Public speaking rules can be quite simple - researchthoroughly, prepare well and present dynamically!Follow these simple rules.We can't promise to allay your fear of public speakingentirely, but with the guidelines below, you'll beforewarned and forearmed - giving you the confidence todeliver a great address.POTENTIAL PROBLEMLIKELY SOLUTIONYou will be at your most nervous .so take five deep breathes during this timein the 15 minutes leading up to[breathe in for four counts, hold foryour speechseven counts and breathe out for eightcounts] - it forces you to focus onsomething other than your nervesThe initial couple of minutes of .so prepare the first five minutes of youryour speech will be the mostspeech really well - you'll set the rightstressfultone and create a great impression .cool, calm and collected . and after thatyou'll have settled into your speechYour mind will conjure up a long .so choose the worst top three potentiallist of potential things that mayproblem and create anticipated solutionsgo wrong- "I'm sure I'll forget my words"; "No,hang on - I have my speech outline onkey cards to help me through any trickymoments"You may feel a little wary of your .so it helps to arrive relatively early and chataudience initiallyinformally to some individuals in youraudience - you'll see that they aresensible people who are interested inwhat you have to sayYou may feel that you are not .so prepare you content exceptionally wellqualifiedorknowledgeableand remember that you are the expert enough to present this address toafter all they invited you to speak toyour audiencethem todayPage 21
Find The Words – How To Say It BestYou may want to rush up and .so don't! Take your time as you walk to the"get this over and done with"podium; take a moment to look at youraudience; take one or two deep breathes- pause to collect your opening line - andonly then should you begin speakingYour body language may distract .so assume a balanced stance with youryour audience from the excellentweight evenly distributed on both feet - itcontent in your speechwill minimize swaying and rockingYou may feel that you don't look .so take note of color and clothing criteria sothe partthat you are dressed for successPublic speaking facts - arm yourself, put our contingency plans in place and you'regood to go!Public speaking is important and you're sure to present a great speech with poiseand eloquence.Page 22
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER NINE - EFFECTIVE SPEECH PREPARATIONSpeaking skills are very important when you deliver a speech.The delivery of your speech consists of verbal and non-verbal communication.Polish your verbal communication with the self-evaluation checklist [you maywant to ask a good friend to complete the checklist too, for an additional, objectiveconstructive opinion].Focus your attention on the ultimate speaking skills that will enhance your message.Nothing beats preparation - work at it and then relax and enjoy presenting yourgreat speech!SELF-EVALUATION CHECKLISTSelf-evaluation[tick the most appropriateone]Voice Volume····SpeakingRate···Vocal Pitch·Do not speak too softly or tooloudly.Vary your voice volume toemphasize your meaning.Project your voice so that itfills the speech venue.Use the muscles of yourdiaphragm to support yourbreathing and ry·Too loud or too soft- not variedMost speakers tend to speaktoo quickly because they arenervous.Make a conscious effort toslow down.Do not be afraid to pause. Apause can give your audiencethe time to "take in" theinformation that they arehearing for the first time.·Well paced·Satisfactory·Too fast or too slowA consistentlyvoice -pitchedfrom yourPage 23clearlyandwell
Find The Words – How To Say It Best··Voice Tone···Vocal VitalityArticulation····Make a determined effort tolower your voice if you have ahigh-pitched voice.Similarly, a low-pitched dronecan also be monotonous. Varyyour voice pitch and try tokeep your voice at a level thatis pleasing to most humanears.·Too high-pitched ortoolowandmonotonousAdopt a natural, friendly tone.Don't adopt a very artificial,academic or lecturing tone.Converse with your audience- rather than speaking atthem.·Natural and pleasantwith varied emotiveeffect·Reasonable·Artificial - not variedTry to develop a voice that hasa rich timbre that is expressiveand uses emotion effectively toenhance your onotonous and flat·Clear and distinct·Reasonably clear·MumblinginarticulateSpeak distinctly and clearly.You must never mumble.Practice so that you caneliminate "um, ah, like, er"from your speaking skill.You may think that they winyou time - in actual fact - youappear hesitant and anxious.andandTry these fun tongue twisters below to improve your articulation.·She sells seashells on the seashore.·Red lorry, yellow lorry.·The sixth sergeant's sixth son's sick.·Betty bought a bit of butter but she found the butter bitter so she bought abit of better butter to make the bitter butter better.Page 24
Find The Words – How To Say It BestCHAPTER TEN - SPEECH INTRODUCTIONS – GET IT RIGHTA polished speech introduction is within your reach.Have you been approached to introduce a speaker? Not sure exactly what to do? Noproblem!How to introduce a speaker is not always general knowledge - but with a fewguidelines, tips and techniques, you'll get it spot on.Not only will you become more comfortable with introduction speeches, but you willhave developed a valuable life skill.Happy introductions - you'll get it just right.HOW TO SPEECHES - INTRODUCTORY SPEECHESWHO···If you have been asked to introduce the guest speaker, remember tointroduce yourself first.Give your name, surname and your title or position within the organization.Guard against assuming that everyone knows who you are.Page 25
Find The Words – How To Say It BestWHY···An effective and well-structured introduction sets the tone and focuses theaudiences' attention - it is their cue to settle down.It also has the added benefit of whetting the audiences' appetite.Aim to keep your introduction short and to the point - don't encroach on thespeaker's time or content.WHAT··A meaningful introduction will tell the audience who the speaker is, why theywill be listening to the speaker's address and what the speaker will be talkingabout in their presentation.Remember; don’t be tempted to "steal their thunder".WHEN·····Check with the speaker first. Are they ready, have they set up and tested allvisual aids and are there any last minute glitches to sort out?Always make sure that there is a carafe of water and a glass on the podium.Make your way to the podium, pause for a while as the audience settlesand present your introduction.As nerve-racking as it may be - don't rush to your seat.Wait at the podium, lead the applause and shake the guest speaker's hand.HOW·····Ask your guest speaker for a brief outline of their curriculum vitae to use asthe "research" for your speech.Find out the exact pronunciation of the speaker's name and surname.Determine their position and title.Highlight the salient points that make them a knowledgeable speaker.Be positive and encouraging.Page 26
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