Dear visitors,
It's so long I haven't been published my posts. I want to discuss the method of speaking in public. How do you understand on that? Speaking plays the important role in life. We have to speak daily. But it's difficult to get a goal of speaking. So we need to study about speaking I think. Dale Carnegie is a famous author in the methods of speaking. He 'd finished to publish,(1)How to win Friends & Influence People. (2)The Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking(3)How to stop Worrying and Start Living. (4)The Leader in You:How to Win Friends, Influence people and Succeed in Changing World.(5)How To Enjoy Your Life and Your Job. (6)How to Develop Self-Confidence and Influence People by Public Speaking. (7)How to Develop Self-Confidence. Among them, "How to Win and Influence the people" is translated by U Nu, the Prime Minister of Myanmar in the early years of Independence. His book is called "Maittabalatikar" (The first published is called "Luzawlumaw Loatnee.") It's also translated by Phay Myint, Myanmar famous author.
Generally there are four modes of speech (when giving a speech!): ImpromptuMemorizingReadingOutlineWe'll take a quick look at each form.
1. Impromptu MethodYou are asked to make a contribution to the meeting.....an unexpected few remarks. You must organize your ideas as you talk. You must know the subject you are talking about. Feel very sure that you can deliver a speech. This method is for emergencies only! You may ramble, lose the train of thought or even dry up in the face of adversity. 2. Memorising Method.This is when a carefully planned speech is written out in full and then learnt, finally being delivered without notes. Beware! Unless the speech is short you may forget key words or phrases and stumble. It may 'sound' learnt and stilted. You may want to deliver your speech 'off pat' but the audience may have other ideas and begin to question you so that you lose your train of thought. 3. Reading from a Full Text.This tends to be the answer if you have a very complicated speech and you are on the radio or at a very formal dinner, conference where the delegates want a copy of your speech for translation or publication. It may have taken much preparation and be very complicated in content and style, where facts and figures are being constantly referred to and need to be accurate. Make sure the language is informal, correct for good conversation. Practise reading the speech several times to gain proper emphasis. Make sure delivery is spontaneous and not stilted or monotonous. Not easy for an inexperienced speaker. 4. Outline Method.Carefully planned speech in outline form. Gather material from sources. Organise and arrange ideas with supporting points. Fix the sequence firmly in your mind. Practise the speech several times. Have the outline with you to refresh your memory. Spontaneity and a feeling of vigour should result!? Ask these questions before you begin your speech........... - What is the purpose of your speech?
- Have you selected the correct subject?
- Do you know your audience?
- Have you made sure you understand what the occasion is like?
- Have you checked how long you have to talk?
- Are your references good and accurate?(someone in the audience is bound to know more than you, or claim they do).
- Are you really interested in the task? ...if not be warned, it will show when you talk!
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