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DBMS Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Spell Checker, Slideshare, Glossary Of Video Game Terms

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Hint: they are not interested in hearing how great you or your company are, they want to learn new things that can make them more successful: use story-telling and your passion. Find a story about people (yourself and others) that illustrates your message and tell it with your passion. Remember that 70% of your communication is in your body language: engage the audience during your talk, at least every 10 minutes. This enables the audience to take in what you are saying and increases their understanding. Never try to cram a 30-minute speech into a 20-minute time slot, that is a big no-no! you don"t have to turn around to see what is on the big screen. You can do great presentations without any visuals, but then you have to be a master storyteller: design the slides so that they are easy to see from the back of the room.

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I’m doing a presentation about the novel, “The Underground Railroad” and the short story “The Heads of Colored people”

I am in charge to find a social justice issue that they both face and the issue i chose was colorism. I need to come up with a creative title that will catch my audience eyes. I also need a hook before my presentation begins that goes with my title.

1. Can you come up with some creative titles for me?

2. Can you give me a strong hook that will go with my title that will catch the audience and teachers attention.

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Present a Persuasive Speech

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Preparation: Presenting a Persuasive Speech

When you present a persuasive speech, keep in mind the elements of good public speaking, listed below. Remember, you will be presenting, not reading, your speech.

As you are touching up your speech to get it ready to present, you may want to add some visuals or multi-media as appropriate. Be aware that any media you use should clarify and enhance - not overpower - your speech.

Elements of Good Persuasive Speech Delivery

Eye contact - If the audience is small and close, look them in the eyes; if they are not, at least look up at them.

Gestures - Mark your key points with hand or body emphasis.

Change in Volume - Emphasize important points with an increase in volume.

Change in Pitch - Voice Inflections help engage audience.

Cadence - The rhythm and speed you establish in your speech pull your audience along. Sometimes a break in cadence is very compelling.

Posture - Avoid nervous habits - e.g., playing with hair or note cards, drumming on the podium, swaying back and forth.

Assignment: Listen and Evaluate

Listen to a public speech. This could be a speech covered in the news, such as a political speech, a presentation at a conference, a new product announcement, etc. While you are listening, evaluate the speaker according to the criteria in the table below. Note that you are evaluating the speaker's credibility, bias, purpose, and priorities - not the speaker's delivery.

Present a Persuasive Speech

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