“Speak clearly, if you speak at all, carve every word before you let it fall” a renowned quote by an American jurist Oliver Wendell Homes a quote that spoke volumes to people. The purpose of communication is to share clearly with other acquired knowledge. It is merely uttering words and awaiting a reply, it serves a significant purpose that allows for human intellectual growth. Thus the way in which we communicate and share information with others is important. Public speakers need to therefore articulate the required skills to interact successfully with their audience.
Public communication is a major aspect of communication it involves a large group with primarily one way monologue style generating minimal feedback. It can occur in classrooms …show more content…
First one needs to determine the objectives of the presentation. The speaker needs to ask themselves the basic questions of every successful speakers, who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Before preparing the presentation. It is easier for students because the already know their general audience, the lecturer and the classmates. The next thing is deciding on how to structure your presentation. Start by determining the duration of the presentation. Once this is done, you need to space out the most important aspects of the presentation within that time. This most important segments are the introduction presentation and the conclusion. The introduction should inform the audience of the purpose of the presentation, summarize the main topics and also state what you hope to achieve at the end of the presentation. The conclusion is important as it briefly summarizes what has been discussed in in the presentation, allowing the audience to recap and remember more, this should have the strongest impact on the …show more content…
Students need to overcome their fears and develop compatible skills to effectively communicate with the lecture and other students. They need to improve on the skills of presenting information to the audience and also be able to achieve their objectives. They need to ensure they present in a clear and logical manner, keep the presentation simple and at the same time provide for vivid images and most important prepare thoroughly and entice the audience to listen. This is successfully improve communication in the university as a
Public communication is a major aspect of communication it involves a large group with primarily one way monologue style generating minimal feedback. It can occur in classrooms …show more content…
First one needs to determine the objectives of the presentation. The speaker needs to ask themselves the basic questions of every successful speakers, who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Before preparing the presentation. It is easier for students because the already know their general audience, the lecturer and the classmates. The next thing is deciding on how to structure your presentation. Start by determining the duration of the presentation. Once this is done, you need to space out the most important aspects of the presentation within that time. This most important segments are the introduction presentation and the conclusion. The introduction should inform the audience of the purpose of the presentation, summarize the main topics and also state what you hope to achieve at the end of the presentation. The conclusion is important as it briefly summarizes what has been discussed in in the presentation, allowing the audience to recap and remember more, this should have the strongest impact on the …show more content…
Students need to overcome their fears and develop compatible skills to effectively communicate with the lecture and other students. They need to improve on the skills of presenting information to the audience and also be able to achieve their objectives. They need to ensure they present in a clear and logical manner, keep the presentation simple and at the same time provide for vivid images and most important prepare thoroughly and entice the audience to listen. This is successfully improve communication in the university as a