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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Tips for using statistics

    To use representative statistic

    To tell you audience the sources of statistics

    To use statistics from reliable sources

    To round off complicated statistics

    To explain statistics when you use large numbers

    To use visual aids to clarify statistics

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Testimony

    Testimony refers to quotations or paraphrases used to support a point.

    Two kinds:

    Expert testimony

    Peer testimony

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    a connective

    a word or phrase to connect the idea of a speech and to indicate the relationship between them.

     

    transitions

    internal preview

    linternal summaries

    signposts

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language

    ·Accuracy

    ·Clarity

    ·Vividness

    ·Appropriateness

    ·Inclusiveness

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language accurately 

    Translate the following words into English

    ·政治家·Politician?

    ·他很胖·He's fat?

    ·情侣·Lovers?

    ·我很热·I'm hot?

    ·学习知识·Learnknowledge?

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language clearly

    ·Use familiar words

    ·Be concrete

    ·Eliminate clutter

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Be concrete

     Directions:Read each question carefully.Then write down your first response to that question. Your answer is based on your interpretation of the bold-faced words.

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Eliminate clutter

     Clutter: discourse that takes many more words than are necessary to express an idea.

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language vividly

    ·Imagery

    ·Rhythm

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language appropriately

    ·Appropriateness to the occasion

    ·Appropriateness to the audience

    ·Appropriateness to the topic

    ·Appropriateness to the speaker

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language inclusively

    ·Avoid the generic"he"(using"he"to refer to both men and women)

    ·When a speaker delivers a speech,he must use appropriate language.

    ·When a speaker delivers a speech,he or she must use appropriate language.

    ·When speakers deliver a speech,they must use appropriate language.

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language inclusively

    ·Avoid using man when referring to both men and women.

    "That's one small step for a man,one giant leap for mankind."-Neil Armstrong

     That's one small step for a person,one giant leap for all human life

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Using language inclusively

    ·Use names that groups use to identify themselves. 

    Crippled people 

    Handicapped people 

    People with disabilities

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Features of good delivery

    easily understood

    interesting

     not shifting the audience's attention to the speaker's performance

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Step1

     intelligible speaking

    limited use of distracting manners

    eye contact

     

    Step 2

    voice

    body

     

    Step 3

    timing

    rhythm

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Reading from a manuscript

    Reciting from memory

    Speaking impromptu

    Speaking extemporaneously

     

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Reading from a manuscript

     naturalness in sound

    eye contact

     legible manuscript

    directness and sincerity

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Reciting from memory背诵

     

    Reciting from memory

     remember the manuscript thoroughly

    communicate with the audience

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    Speaking impromptu

     to speak with little or no immediate preparation

    eg.Q-&-A session

     

    The four-S steps

     State the point we are answering

    State the point we wish to make

     Support our point with evidence and reasoning

    Summarize our point

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  • Julie 2019-12-11

    The five-step method

    Preparation outline

    Speaking outline with cues for delivery

    Practice with only the speaking outline

    all examples

    full quotations and statistics

    visual aids

    Polish and refine your delivery

    A dress rehearsal

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    Speech of introduction
    --- a speech that introduces the main speaker to the audience.
    "L adies and gentlemen, the president of the united states." If you are asked to introduce the
    president, you will need no more than these nice words. The president is so well known that any
    further introduction would be foolish.
    However, most of the time, a speech of introduction will demand more. If you are introducing
    another speaker, you will need to accomplish three purposes in your introduction:
    Build enthusiasm for the upcoming speaker
    Build enthusiasm for the
    speaker 'S topic
    Establish a welcoming climate that will boost the speaker 's credibility
    A good speech of introduction can be a delight to hear and pave the way for the main speaker.
    Usually you will say something about the speaker and about the topic. Following are some
    guidelines for speeches of introduction.
    Be brief
    The purpose of a speech of introduction is to focus attention on the main speaker, not on the
    person making the introduction. That is, the audience came to hear the speaker, not the introducer.
    Usually a speech of introduction should be no more than two to three minutes long and it may be
    shorter if the audiences already know the speaker well.

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    Be brief
    The purpose of a speech of introduction is to focus attention on the main speaker, not on the
    person making the introduction. That is, the audience came to hear the speaker, not the introducer.
    Usually a speech of introduction should be no more than two to three minutes long and it may be
    shorter if the audiences already know the speaker well.

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    Make sure your remarks are completely accurate
    Make sure you know the speaker 's name and the speech topic. Remember that nothing is more
    important than a person's name. If the speaker' 'S name is difficult, especially if it involves a
    foreign pronunciation---practicing saying it well in advance.
    Otherwise you will embarrass the
    speaker and mislead the audience.
    Don't take the speaker's job
    While you want to prepare the audience for the speech, do not discuss the speech topic in detail.
    The audience wants to hear the speakers ' view on the topic, not yours. Your job is to create an
    appetite for the upcoming speech.
    Adapt your remarks to the main speaker
    Do not make the main speaker uncomfortable. How can you make a main speaker uncomfortable?

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    foreign pronunciation---practicing saying it well in advance.
    Otherwise you will embarrass the
    speaker and mislead the audience.
    Don't take the speaker's job
    While you want to prepare the audience for the speech, do not discuss the speech topic in detail.
    The audience wants to hear the speakers ' view on the topic, not yours. Your job is to create an
    appetite for the upcoming speech.
    Adapt your remarks to the main speaker
    Do not make the main speaker uncomfortable. How can you make a main speaker uncomfortable?

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    Don't take the speaker's job
    While you want to prepare the audience for the speech, do not discuss the speech topic in detail.
    The audience wants to hear the speakers ' view on the topic, not yours. Your job is to create an
    appetite for the upcoming speech.
    Adapt your remarks to the main speaker
    Do not make the main speaker uncomfortable. How can you make a main speaker uncomfortable?

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    On way is to overpraise the person-especially for his or her speaking skills. Never say, Our
    speaker will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end!" This is like prefacing a
    joke with the line, Here is the funniest joke you've ever heard." You create a set of expectations
    that almost impossible to fulfill.
    Another way to create discomfort is by revealing embarrassing details of the speaker 's personal
    life or by making remarks that are in poor taste from the speaker 's point of view. An introducer
    may think this line is funny: Why, I've known Anita since she was 10 years old and so fat that
    everybody in the class called her Blimbo!" To the speaker, however, the statement will probably
    not a bit funny and may be painful.
    Try to create a sense of anticipation and drama
    In the following sample speech of introduction, you will notice that the speaker 's name was saved
    for last. This is a convention in speeches of introduction. By doing this you build a sense of drams
    and the speaker 's name comes as the climax of your introduction. Here is an example:
    'Children, we have a very important guest with us today. He is the number one policeman in our
    city, the head of all the other police officers. Besides knowing a lot about crime right here at home,
    the police commissioner has also spent time working with Interpol - a special group of police
    officers who deal with crimes around the world. Today he is going to talk about how all of us can
    help to prevent crime. Let's give a big round of applause and listen carefully to police
    commissioner Robert Washington.

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  • 叶倩男 2019-12-19

    for last. This is a convention in speeches of introduction. By doing this you build a sense of drams
    and the speaker 's name comes as the climax of your introduction. Here is an example:
    'Children, we have a very important guest with us today. He is the number one policeman in our
    city, the head of all the other police officers. Besides knowing a lot about crime right here at home,
    the police commissioner has also spent time working with Interpol - a special group of police
    officers who deal with crimes around the world. Today he is going to talk about how all of us can
    help to prevent crime. Let's give a big round of applause and listen carefully to police
    commissioner Robert Washington.

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