Mastering Public Speaking By David Lucas

Public Speaking with a conversational style using a simple format, audience analysis, cue cards, vocal tone, eye contact

What you'll learn

Speech Preparation

focus on improving delivery skills, including voice projection, tone modulation, pace, and articulation

teach participants how to analyze their audience, identify their needs and interests, and tailor their message accordingly

techniques and exercises to manage nervousness, including breathing exercises, visualization techniques, and other methods

Participants learn how to effectively use visual aids, such as slides, props, and multimedia, to support their message

Participants learn how to build arguments, use evidence to support their claims, appeal to emotions, and employ rhetorical devices to influence and persuade

Requirements

You will learn everything you need to know. If you have a mobile device that will be helpful. A computer is also helpful.

Description

This course is designed for beginners. In this course, you will learn how to create a public presentation from start to finish. You will also be able to learn how to identify your audience and speak to them in language terms that they will understand. This course will give you tips on how to overcome your nervousness and use strong posture techniques. This course includes:Brainstorming for ideas and topicsCue Cards for the presentationPresentation Format - for flow and consistencyOvercoming NervousnessPersonality Types Extraverts vs IntrovertsEye Contact for engagementAudience Analysis - Knowing who you are talking toScripts - Scripts can still be beneficial in the proper settingMemorization - When to use this techniqueMirroring - How does it work?Confident Posture - A proven scienceThere are also some practice exercises that will help you to develop your confidence and help you to deliver a phenomenal public presentation.Public Speaking is a skill and like most skills, it must be practiced to improve. We see many people today using this skill on social media. Many are unaware of why some people are so talented at the practice. I believe it begins with the intention and the fundamentals of Public Speaking. We will begin by discussing how to prepare for a Public Presentation. Then we will get into the practical techniques.

Overview

Section 1: MPSC_Introduction_1

Lecture 1 MPSC_Introduction

Section 2: MPSC_What is this course is about?

Lecture 2 What is this course about?

Lecture 3 Introduction

Section 3: Presentation Preparation

Lecture 4 Format for Presentation

Lecture 5 Format Your Presentation

Section 4: Self Introduction

Lecture 6 Introduction

Section 5: Brainstorming: Gathering Ideas for Your Presentation

Lecture 7 Brainstorming Part 1

Lecture 8 Brainstorming Part 2

Section 6: The Importance of Eye Contact

Lecture 9 The Importance of Eye Contact

Section 7: Overcoming Nervousness

Lecture 10 Overcoming Nervousness

Section 8: Creating Cue Card

Lecture 11 Creating Cue Card Part 1

Lecture 12 MPSC_Cue Cards Part 2

Lecture 13 MPSC_Cue Cards Part 3

Lecture 14 MPSC_Cue Cards Part 4

Section 9: MPSC_Hearing vs Listening

Lecture 15 MPSC_Hearing vs Listening

Lecture 16 MPSC_Vocal Tones and Feelings

Section 10: MPSC_Memorization Part 1

Lecture 17 MPSC_Memorization Part 1

Lecture 18 MPSC_Memorization Part 2

Section 11: Public Speaking Tools

Lecture 19 MPSC_Benefits of a Teleprompter

Section 12: MPSC_Hook, Story, and Offer Part 1

Lecture 20 MPSC_Hook, Story and Offer Part 1

Lecture 21 MPSC_Hook, Story and Offer Part 2

Section 13: MPSC_Scripts

Lecture 22 MPSC_Scripts

Section 14: MPSC_Knowing Your Audience

Lecture 23 MPSC_Personality Types

Lecture 24 MSPC_S.T.A.R.

Lecture 25 MPSC_Audience Analysis Part 1

Lecture 26 MPSC_Audience Analysis Part 2

Lecture 27 MPSC_Audience Analysis Part 3

Lecture 28 MPSC_Audience Analysis Part 4

Lecture 29 MPSC_Audience Analysis Part 5

Section 15: MPSC_Confident Posture

Lecture 30 MPSC_Confident Posture

Section 16: MPSC_Mirroring

Lecture 31 MPSC_Mirroring

Section 17: MPSC_Conclusion

Lecture 32 MPSC_Conclusion

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