"Holding a Speech Contest" PPT courseware

"Holding a Speech Contest" PPT courseware

Part One: Introduction to new knowledge

1. Preparation before the game

Speech format

(1) Read-to-read speech

Also known as a scripted speech. The speaker takes a pre-written speech, steps onto the podium, and reads it word for word to the audience. It is more suitable to be used on important and serious occasions. Such as reports from party congresses at all levels, people's congresses, CPPCC meetings and other conferences, speeches by leaders commemorating major holidays, statements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, etc. Its shortcoming is that it follows the script, which affects the exchange of thoughts and feelings between the speaker and the audience.

(2) Recital speech

Also known as unscripted speech. The speaker writes a speech in advance and memorizes it repeatedly. After he has memorized it, he goes to the podium and delivers a speech to the audience without writing it. This speech method is more suitable for speech competitions and beginner speakers, and can test and cultivate the speaker's speech ability to a certain extent. Its disadvantage is that it is inconvenient for the speaker to perform on the spot and makes the audience feel artificial. Once he forgets the words, it is difficult to continue and he often makes a fool of himself on the spot. It is said that British Prime Minister Churchill once fell down on the podium because he could not recite his speech. Therefore, when using this kind of speech, you must be fully prepared, the language should be as colloquial as possible, the expression should be natural, and there should be no traces of performance.

(3) Outline speech

Also called prompted speech. The speaker only writes the main content and hierarchical structure of the speech in the form of an outline, and uses it to deliver the speech without having to write it word for word. Its characteristic is that it can avoid reading-based speeches and reciting speeches that lack the audience's thoughts and feelings. Shortcomings in communication - the speaker delivers a speech based on several principled outlines, which is relatively flexible, easy to perform on the spot, and has a strong sense of reality.

(4) Impromptu speech

A speech that the speaker delivers impulsively on the spot without sufficient preparation in advance is the most difficult, demanding and most effective way of speaking. It can be flexibly and quickly based on the actual situation and the psychology and needs of the audience. Mobilizing all the positive factors of language and using the vivid intuition and direct appeal of images in the mouth of the hanging river are unmatched by other speech methods. Using the speech method requires the speaker to have high accomplishments in morality, talent, learning, knowledge, and courage, as well as strong memory, rich imagination and association, quick thinking ability, and a large amount of language and material reserves...

Presentation Skills

1. Posture during speech

Posture during a speech can also give the audience a certain impression, such as an upright impression or a timid impression. Although personal personality and daily habits have a great influence on this, generally speaking, there are still postures that are convenient for speaking, the so-called "relaxed posture." Let your body relax, which in turn means not being overly tense. Excessive tension will not only show an awkward and stiff posture, but also have a negative impact on the movement of the tongue.

One of the tips is to spread your feet shoulder-width apart and keep your entire body straight. Another tip is to find ways to diffuse and reduce the tension you put on your body. For example, put one hand slightly into your pocket, or touch the edge of the table, or hold a microphone, etc.

2. Eyesight during speech

Speaking in front of the public means having to endure the glare of the public. Of course, not everyone in your audience will view you kindly. Even so, you still can't ignore the audience's eyes and speak while avoiding their eyes. Especially when you step up to the microphone and stand in front of the public, the sight of the audience can sometimes even sting you.

The secret to overcoming this pressure of sight is to give a speech while looking for people in the audience who look at you kindly and tenderly. And ignore those cold eyes. In addition, directing one's attention to the person who strongly "nods" to show approval is also effective in strengthening the confidence to deliver the speech.

3. Facial expressions during speeches

Facial expressions during a speech, good or bad, can leave a profound impression on the audience. Emotions such as tension, fatigue, joy, anxiety, etc. are all clearly displayed on the face, which is difficult to control through one's own will. No matter how wonderful the content of the speech is, if the expression always lacks confidence and is always timid, the speech will easily become unconvincing.

4. Clothing and hairstyle during speeches

Clothes also give various impressions to the audience. Especially Eastern men always like to wear gray or blue clothing, which inevitably gives people an impression of being too stereotyped and boring. For relaxed occasions, wear something a little more fancy. However, if it is a formal occasion, generally speaking, dark suits, men's tuxedos, and tuxedos are appropriate. Secondly, hairstyle can also create various images. Long hair and bald head each contain their own strong image, and the length of sideburns is also considered to be a symbol of personal preference. When you stand up to give a speech, what kind of impression does your clothing give to the other party? I hope you will think about it carefully.

Hold a speech contest PPT, the second part of the content: Class summary

Throughout the ages, from Mao Zedong to Steve Jobs, from Liu Chuanzhi to Jack Ma. Which successful person is not a super speaker!

Just doing it without talking is a "foolish approach". If you do well, you must also speak well and have good eloquence to develop very fast!

Homework assignment

Each student records a speech video and sends it to the class WeChat group.

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"Holding a Speech Contest" PPT Download Part One Content: Activity Objectives 1. Understand the concept of propositional speech, know the difference between speech and recitation, and strive to improve the ability of reading, understanding, and appreciation. 2. Explore the expression skills of speech, and be able to learn from voice, emotion, expression, movement...

"Holding a Speech Contest" PPT:

"Holding a Speech Contest" PPT Part One Content: Goal Navigation 1. Understand the concept of propositional speech, know the difference between speech and recitation, and strive to improve the ability of reading, understanding, and appreciation. 2. Explore the expression skills of speech, including voice, emotion, expression, movement, etc..