Angielski
This basic practical workbook has been written for public speaking beginners. It will encourage speakers to acknowledge the purpose of everyday communication. Speakers will learn to plan, organize, and present speeches to an appropriate designated audience.
Below is a preview of just some of the content covered in this book
Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking
Why Practice, Rehearse & Visualize Public Speaking
How to start
Knowing your audience
Vocal Pitch
Acing the opener and ending on a high note
How to portray humor effectively during a presentation
Where you put the punch line
Dealing with Culture Differences
Body language
Listening effectively
Communicating with family members
Communication tips in the work environment
You too have a voice, and it is only fair that you use all the weapons at your disposal to make it clearly heard in public, whether amongst a small group of friends or colleagues or on a stage in front of thousands of people.
