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SPEAKING 4

Instructor: MA. Phan Thị Thùy Trang


WHAT DID WE LEARN LAST WEEK?

Use I.E.E technique to explain the visual aids:


• Introduce
• Explain
• Emphasize
HOMEWORK CHECK

• Make a comparison speech on two


things/people, ect. The speaker can
make the topic more specific.
• Requirements:
- Physical skills: Postures, eye contact,
gestures, voice inflection, pronunciation.
- Visual aids: graphs/charts/videos/photos/
pictures/…
- I.E.E technique to explain the data.
THE THREE MESSAGES IN A SPEECH

Physical Visual Story


message message message

- Postures
- Opening
- Eye contact - Effective visuals - Body
- Gestures - Explain visuals - Conclusion
- Voice inflection
UNIT 5.
THE STORY MESSAGE
A C T I V I T Y 1 . B R A I N S TO R M I N G

• How many parts of your presentation


structure? What are the functions of each
part?
• What do you usually mention in the
opening of presentation?
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• A good story makes your presentation
interesting, easy to understand, and
memorable.
1. Introduction: get your audience’s
attention and preview your story
2. Body: transitions connect your visuals
into a story
3. Conclusion: tell your audience what to
remember from your story
THE INTRODUCTION

• The Introduction prepares the audiences for your presentation. It tells them what your presentation is about,
why it is important and what to listen for in your speech.

Use the future


Greeting: Introduces about yourself/ gets the audience’s
tense (will, be
attention.
going to)

What: Tells the audience what your topic is


The
Introduction
Why: Tells the audience why your information is
important to them

Overview: Tells the audience what points to listen for


1. HOW TO GREET THE AUDIENCE:
INTRODUCE ABOUT YOUR SELF

• Self-introduction can directly affect the first


impression others have of you.
• A well-prepared self-introduction is the best way to
let others know who you are, remember you and
accept you.
Introduce your name and its meaning (explain it in
meaningful/humorous way)
Introduce your experience and knowledge which
relate to your topic
ACTIVITY 1.
WHAT DOES YOUR NAME MEAN?

• Think about the meaning of your name in 10


minutes and share with groups of 4.
G E T T I N G T H E A U D I E N C E ’ S AT T E N T I O N
In your opinion, what are the different ways
to get audience’s attention?

• Ask a rhetorical question


• Use a powerful quote
• State a shocking statistic or headline
• Play a short video
• Show an interesting photo
• Tell a short story

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ACTIVITY 2.
MAKE THE INTRODUCTION FOR A TOPIC

Let’s make the introduction for the following topic:


Tips for travelling
• Ask a rhetorical question
• Use a powerful quote
• State a shocking statistic or headline
• Play a short video
• Show an interesting photo
• Tell a short story
PERSUASIVE SPEECH

• A persuasive speech presents information to help


the audience make a decision.
• If the audience agrees with you and is ready to
take action by the end of your presentation,
your speech has been a success.
ASSIGNMENT OF THE WEEK • Assignment: You can choose one out of the
two following topics.
1. Should children have the right to keep
personal privacy from their parents?
2. Should everyone go to college?
• Requirements:
- Physical skills: Postures, eye contact, gestures,
voice inflection.
- Visual aids: video clip, photo, picture, chart,
etc…
- Story message: Introduction.
- Pronunciation.
THANK YOU!
ANY QUESTIONS?
FIND ME AT [email protected]

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