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    The document provides guidance on how to structure and deliver an effective public speaking presentation, including how to outline the introduction, body, and conclusion; choose an engaging opening; use clear and concise language; and employ helpful body language techniques like making eye contact and using hand gestures. It also offers tips for deciding on a topic, analyzing the audience, and crafting an outline with a thesis statement and supporting ideas for each point.

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    Public Speaking: Instructor: Do Thi Huyen

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    PUBLIC SPEAKING

    Instructor: Do Thi Huyen


    LOGO
    Contents

    1 Introduction

    2 Overall

    3 Outlining

    4 Wording

    5 Others
    LOGO
    Introduction

     What is public speaking?

    • Form of communication

    • A person talks face-to-face to a


    large audience
    LOGO
    Overall

     Deciding on a topic

    • To persuade
    • To inform
     Objectives
    • To amuse
    • To train
    • Company employees
     Analyzing the
    • Visitors
    audience • Colleagues
    • Boss
    • Class
    LOGO
    Outline

    1 2 3
    Introduction Body Conclusion
    LOGO
    Introduction

    Checklist

     Your name and position


     The title/subject of your presentation
     The purpose of your presentation
     The length of time you will take
     The main parts or points you will
    cover
     When audience may ask questions
    LOGO
    Greeting, name, position

    Formal
     Good morning,…. My name’s…I’m….
     Ladies and gentlemen, It's an honour to
    have the opportunity to address such a
    distinguished audience
     Welcome to Standard Electronics. I know
    I’ve met some of you, but just for benefit of
    those I haven’t, my name’s…
     Good morning, let me start by saying just a
    few words about my own background.
    LOGO
    Greeting

    More friendly
     Morning, everyone
     Ok, let’s get started
     Thanks for coming
    LOGO
    Effective openings

     Problems:
    • Suppose….
    • Have you ever wondered why it is
    that…
    • How many people here this morning…

    • Well, imagine….
    LOGO

     Amazing facts:
    • Did you know that…
    • According to the latest study,…
    • Statistic show that
    • I read somewhere the other day
    that…
    LOGO
    Story

     You know,…
     When I think about…
     I’m reminded of…
     I remember when…
    LOGO
    Title

     I’d like to talk (to you) today about…


     I’m going to present the recent…
    explain….
    inform you about…
    describe….
     What I want to do this morning is to talk to
    you about…
    tell you about…
    show you…
    report on…
    LOGO
    Purpose

     We are here today to decide….


    agree…
    learn about…
     The purpose of this talk is to update you on…
    give you the
    background to…
     This talk is designed to…
    LOGO
    Length

     I shall only take …minutes of your


    time.
     This should take…
     The presentation will last…
    LOGO
    Outline/main parts

     I’ve divided my presentation into 3


    parts/sections. They are…
     The subject can be looked at under
    the following headings:…
     We can break the area down into the
    following fields:
    • Firstly/first of all,…
    • Secondly/then/next…
    • Third/then we come to…
    • Finally/lastly/Last of all….
    LOGO
    Questions

    Formal

     I’d glad to answer any questions at


    the end of my talk.
     If you have any questions you’d like
    to ask, I’ll be happy to answer them.
     Perhaps we can leave any questions
    you may have until the end of the
    presentation
    LOGO

    More friendly

     Please feel free to ask any questions


    you like as we go along
     And don’t worry, there’ll be a plenty
    of time left over for questions at the
    end.
     Please interrupt me if there’s sth
    which need clarifying.
    LOGO
    Body
     Point 1: Thesis statement
    • Supporting idea 1
    • Supporting idea 2
     Point 2: Thesis statement
    • Supporting idea 1
    • Supporting idea 2
     Point 3: Thesis statement
    • Supporting idea 1
    • Supporting idea 2
    LOGO
    Linking parts

     Ok, let’s start with…


     Let’s turn now to…
     So, we come to the next…
     So we can go on..
     Let’s move/go on to next/second
    thing, which is…
     And that brings me to the final part of
    the presentation is …
    LOGO
    Summary

     To sum up,…
     In brief,…
     In short,..
    LOGO
    Conclusion

     In conclusion,…
     To conclude,…
     That brings to the end of my
    presentation. Thank you for listening
     I want to thank you once again for
    allowing me to speak today.
    LOGO
    The right kind of language

     Language: shorter sentences


     Simpler vocab
     Personal styles
     Use of pause
    LOGO
    Body language

     Eye contact
     Facial expression
     Hands
     Movement
     General appearance

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