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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
1)Greeting
- Good morning everyone and welcome to my presentation. First of all, thank
you all for coming here today.
- For those of you who dont know me already my nam is Mai and i'm
responsible for presentation today
2)Hook
I read somewhere the other day that Glossophobia, the fear of public speaking,
is considered the most common phobia, affecting approximately 75% of people.
3)Thesis
Today I’d like to talk about how to improve public speaking skill
4) Preview
-I’ve divided my presentation intro three main parts
-I’ll start by problem of public speaking skill
Then I’ll move on to 2 solutions of public speaking
After that, I’ll be focus on solutions
BODY:
*In this part of my presentation, I’d like to talk about problem of public
speaking skills
Nói- Anxiety and fear are common human emotions, and public speaking
anxiety is one of the most common fears people face. The anxiety that comes
with speaking in front of a group of people, making a presentation in front of
them, or even participating in the conversation can be terrible.
+The fear of failing is closely related to the fear of being judged. With the
constant fear of making a mistake or forgetting something important, the
pressure to perform perfectly can be overwhelming. The challenge of meeting
or exceeding the expectations of the audience, which is frequently personal,
adds to the speaker's worry of not living up to their requirements, which can
have a negative impact on their confidence.
By using this careful approach, people can overcome the challenges related to
public speaking and gradually develop the courage required to speak
successfully in a variety of situations. Recall that perseverance, patience, and an
effort to self-improvement are important.
CONLUSION
To sum up, improving public speaking skills needs a variety of plans. A
confident and engaging presentation starts with careful planning, which includes
extensive study, practice, and organization. Effective communication can be
improved by a thorough understanding of the speech's goals and familiarity with
the topic of matter. Development demands accepting feedback opportunities,
adapting to the needs of the audience, and controlling anxiety. Finally, making
an impact with the audience, practicing regularly, and keeping an eye on
lifelong learning can help you advance in your public speaking career.