Four ways to be direct to the audience with the speech are “strive for naturalness,” “show enthusiasm,” “project a sense of confidence,” and “engage directly with audience members”.
“Strive for naturalness” is giving a speech naturally rather than acting with the thought of it being an important conversation. For example, if you have a birth of your child, you are going to tell your parents about it. You don’t want to act it out like it’s a part of a movie scene because it’s not possible. You want to have a topic that would excite you to the point of a birth of your child. If acting it out, it could lead to bigger problems such as the audience find out or think you don’t care or bother about the topic you are talking about therefore disrespected …show more content…
The purpose of a speech is to show your passion about the content of the speech to get the audience passionate and motivated to what the speech is aiming for. For example, I deeply care about saving and protecting the world to the point where I want to share with others the importance and how to do it. Since I care so much about it, I will speak about it with passion and use the tone of my voice, different facial expression and body languages at different time to really convey the audience how deeply I care and find it important. It will make the audience understand the importance and how to save and protect the world through making about us rather than me or …show more content…
Define extemporaneously delivery of a speech. Why do you think I want you to deliver your speech in this manner?
Extemporaneously delivery of a speech is to deliver a speech with being prepared and have practiced before giving the speech but not having it memorized. It is giving the speech through an outline with simple notes and points not in full sentences which you can glance at a few times during the speech.
I think you want me to deliver my speech in this manner because with this method you can have a real conversation with the audience since you fully understand and know about what you are talking about. The goal of the audience is to connect with the audience through engaging with them as if in a conversation. This will make the audience think you are credible since you know what you are talking about making the pay attention and care about it. Since I am engaged in a conversation with the audience, I can make eye contact and let myself have normal conversational body tone and movements. With memorization, you don’t have the flexibility since you are just giving it out from memory which is quite different from a conversation as it prevents from more direct eye contact and normal body movements. Even if you do understand what you are talking about, it coming from memorization will practically seem like you just have it memorized since you are not talking as if understanding it. This makes the audience ponder whether you know what you are talking about since you are
“Strive for naturalness” is giving a speech naturally rather than acting with the thought of it being an important conversation. For example, if you have a birth of your child, you are going to tell your parents about it. You don’t want to act it out like it’s a part of a movie scene because it’s not possible. You want to have a topic that would excite you to the point of a birth of your child. If acting it out, it could lead to bigger problems such as the audience find out or think you don’t care or bother about the topic you are talking about therefore disrespected …show more content…
The purpose of a speech is to show your passion about the content of the speech to get the audience passionate and motivated to what the speech is aiming for. For example, I deeply care about saving and protecting the world to the point where I want to share with others the importance and how to do it. Since I care so much about it, I will speak about it with passion and use the tone of my voice, different facial expression and body languages at different time to really convey the audience how deeply I care and find it important. It will make the audience understand the importance and how to save and protect the world through making about us rather than me or …show more content…
Define extemporaneously delivery of a speech. Why do you think I want you to deliver your speech in this manner?
Extemporaneously delivery of a speech is to deliver a speech with being prepared and have practiced before giving the speech but not having it memorized. It is giving the speech through an outline with simple notes and points not in full sentences which you can glance at a few times during the speech.
I think you want me to deliver my speech in this manner because with this method you can have a real conversation with the audience since you fully understand and know about what you are talking about. The goal of the audience is to connect with the audience through engaging with them as if in a conversation. This will make the audience think you are credible since you know what you are talking about making the pay attention and care about it. Since I am engaged in a conversation with the audience, I can make eye contact and let myself have normal conversational body tone and movements. With memorization, you don’t have the flexibility since you are just giving it out from memory which is quite different from a conversation as it prevents from more direct eye contact and normal body movements. Even if you do understand what you are talking about, it coming from memorization will practically seem like you just have it memorized since you are not talking as if understanding it. This makes the audience ponder whether you know what you are talking about since you are