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    The document discusses public speaking and formal oral communication. It provides tips for public speaking, such as doing research on your topic, organizing your ideas logically, starting and ending strongly, maintaining eye contact with your audience, and managing your time well. The document also notes things speakers should avoid, like reading directly from notes, using filler words, and talking too fast or quietly. Overall, the document offers guidance on preparing for and delivering effective public presentations and speeches.

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    The document discusses public speaking and formal oral communication. It provides tips for public speaking, such as doing research on your topic, organizing your ideas logically, starting and ending strongly, maintaining eye contact with your audience, and managing your time well. The document also notes things speakers should avoid, like reading directly from notes, using filler words, and talking too fast or quietly. Overall, the document offers guidance on preparing for and delivering effective public presentations and speeches.

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    Speaking Skill

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    Muhammad Hasnain
    The document discusses public speaking and formal oral communication. It provides tips for public speaking, such as doing research on your topic, organizing your ideas logically, starting and ending strongly, maintaining eye contact with your audience, and managing your time well. The document also notes things speakers should avoid, like reading directly from notes, using filler words, and talking too fast or quietly. Overall, the document offers guidance on preparing for and delivering effective public presentations and speeches.

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    BY: Sikander Zulqarnain

    Occasions for formal oral Communication


    Public Speech
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Fear of Public
    Speaking

     In Spotlight

     Unprepared

     Inexperienced
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    What is Public Speech

    Public speaking skill may be defined as the art of


    appearing in front of an audience, facing the
    audience, presenting your speech and making them
    understand what you want them to understand within
    the limited time and resources given to you.
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking Tips
    Do your Homework or research a topic
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking Tips
     Organize ideas logically

     Employ quotations, facts and statistics

     Start strong and close stronger

     Incorporate humor
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking Tips
     Analyze your audience- deliver the message they
    want to hear
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking Tips
    Eye contact

    Interact with audience


    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking Tips
     Time Management

     Do not repeat yourself

     Show positive attitude

     Seek and utilize feedback

     Handle unexpected issues smoothly


    ex. Power cut, projector is not
    working
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking (Things you shouldn’t
    do)
     Reading directly from notes

     Turn back on audience

     Hands in pockets
    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking (Things you shouldn’t
    do)
     No um, ah, you know

     No nervous gestures

     Talking too fast or talking too quietly


    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
    Public Speaking (Things you should
    do)
     Eye Contact

     Can glance at notes

     Appropriate gestures

     Rhetorical questions to involve audience


    Occasions for formal oral
    Communication
     Presentation

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