Table of Contents Know What You're Talking About Stay Simple Consider your Audience and Tone Hook the Listener 10 Choose Your Words carefully 12 Guide the Listener 14 Repeat the Important points 16 Consider using Visuals 18 The End Is the Beginning 20 Shorten Your Speech 22 Practice practice Practice 24 Deliver Your Speech 26 Writer's Checklist 28 Glossary 30 For More Information 31 Index 32 About the Author 32
Know What You're Talking About What do Martin Luther King Jr and helps the speaker engage with the Abraham Lincoln have in common audience Besides being great leaders both People give speeches for many gave speeches that are still famous reasons Speeches can be used to today Speeches are usually written give information share stories or down They are always spoken to an persuade listeners Speeches can audience Presenting a speech aloud also be used to motivate or bring about action No matter why you are giving a speech you need to know your subject inside and out To do this you need to research Books magazines and the Internet are great resources for gathering information You can also interview people As you research write information on notecards or type it into a computer Organize the information into general ideas Later you will structure it into the main points of your speech When you research look for information that is new and surprising Find Abraham Lincoln
12 Great Tips On Writing A Speech
This book gives examples, writing prompts, and checklist summaries help readers apply their knowledge effectively.
About This Book
By: Catherine Elisabeth Shipp
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Published by: 12-Story Library provided by Amicus, part of The Creative Company
