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The next sections introduce four methods of delivery that can help you balance between too much and too little formality when giving a public speech. Speaking, as you will realize if you think about excellent speakers you have seen and heard, provides a more animated message. Reading is a more or less exact replication of words on paper without the use of any nonverbal interpretation. Speaking allows for meaningful pauses, eye contact, small changes in word order, and vocal emphasis. While speaking has more formality than talking, it has less formality than reading. It also means being prepared to use language correctly and appropriately for the audience and the topic, to make eye contact with your audience, and to look like you know your topic very well. This doesn’t mean you must wear a suit or “dress up” (unless your instructor asks you to), but it does mean making yourself presentable by being well groomed and wearing clean, appropriate clothes. During a speech, you should present yourself professionally. Speaking in public has more formality than talking. But public speaking is neither reading nor talking.

MANUSCRIPT SPEECH ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES HOW TO

You already know how to read, and you already know how to talk. But students who do this miss out on one of the major reasons for studying public speaking: to learn ways to “connect” with one’s audience and to increase one’s confidence in doing so. Substantial work goes into the careful preparation of an interesting and ethical message, so it is understandable that students may have the impulse to avoid “messing it up” by simply reading it word for word. The easiest approach to speech delivery is not always the best.

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