How To Organize And Memorize A Speech Easily and Effectively
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1) The document provides tips on how to structure and deliver an effective speech, including starting with a story or question, using a "power of three" structure for the body, and ending with a review of key points. 2) It recommends memorizing an opening, main points, and closing for a speech rather than memorizing the entire text. The less one memorizes, the less likely they are to forget parts of the speech. 3) Experience giving speeches is the best way to improve one's public speaking skills, and the NTU Toastmasters Club can help members gain experience through practice and feedback.
How To Organize And Memorize A Speech Easily and Effectively
- 1. How to organize and memorize a speech Easily & Effectively Ding Neng President NTU Toastmasters Club
- 2. Structure of a speech Introduction Body Conclusion
- 3. How to start a speech Powerfully
- 4. T NO start a speech How to This is my first time giving a X speech, so sorry if... X Let me tell you a joke first... X Good evening ...
- 5. Better ways to start a speech Open with a humorous or emotional story
- 6. Better ways to start a speech Ask an intriguing question
- 7. Better ways to start a speech Do a relevant demonstration
- 8. Better ways to start a speech Shock the audience with facts and figures
- 9. Body of a speech Power of 3
- 10. Body of a speech Power of 3 Past Present Future 3 Lies All Men Tell Women 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Come To NTU
- 11. Body of a speech Make a point Tell a story
- 12. Body of a speech How to make a story effective Focus on the drama, not people or place Have a message A good speech is not written, it’s rewritten
- 14. T NO conclude a speech How to X Introduce a new point X End abruptly X Go overtime
- 15. Better ways to conclude a speech Review your points and tie up with introduction
- 16. Better ways to conclude a speech End with a relevant story + a quote.
- 17. Better ways to conclude a speech End with an action plan
- 18. How to memorize your speech? 1. Write down my entire speech 2. Memorize Opening Key points Closing 3. Others, use my own words
- 19. How to memorize your speech? “The less you memorize, the less you’ll forget” “Don’t memorize. Internalize it!”
- 20. Experience is the best teacher in life.
- 21. Peopl e’s th er O Experience is the best teacher in life.
- 22. Ding Neng www.facebook.com/dingneng NTU Toastmasters Club www.facebook.com/NTUToastmasters