Presenting A Speech In A Second Language
Speakers who know more than one language and who can give a speech in a second language need to prepare the speech carefully thinking about their audience
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Speakers who know more than one language and who can give a speech in a second language need to prepare the speech carefully thinking about their audience
Speakers may be called on to deliver an introduction for another speaker and we need to view this as being an opportunity to give a very short speech
Speakers who want to add humor to their next speech should use a humor checklist to make sure that they’ll get the laughs that they are looking for
Speakers who want to be able to connect with their audience need to remember to overcome being nervous and remember to use their bodies during their speech
Speakers need to get good at “reading” their audience so that they can adapt their speech as they are giving it to best meet the needs of their audience
Speakers who want their speech to be remembered need to find ways to work more humor into their next speech
Speakers can add humor to their business speeches in order to connect with their audience and have their message remembered
Speakers who want to do a better job of connecting with their audience need to study stand-up comedians and work their techniques into their next speech
Speakers can now deliver virtual presentations to audience; however, this is a different way of speaking and we need to take the time to master it
Speakers need to understand that they can’t get their audience to put their phones away so they should start to incorporate Twitter into their speeches