FUNDAMENTAL OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
MODULE 8.3
ORGANIZING YOUR PRESENTATION – There are 4 important parts in keeping your speech and presentation organized which include:
– INTRODUCTION – THE BODY – CONCLUSION – BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION – The opening of presentation.
– Gaining and maintaining audience attention. – Arouse the audience interest. – Stating the purpose.
– Establishing qualification. – Forecasting development and organization.
THE BODY – Outlining. – Rough draft.
– Sentence outline. – Key word outline. – Organizational pattern.
– Spatial/relation pattern. – Cause/effect pattern. – Problem/solution pattern. – The tropical-sequence pattern. – Transitions and signpost.
CONCLUSION – Summary review.
– Forewarn the audience that you are about to end the message. – Remind the audience of your central idea and the main points of presentation.
– Specify what the audience should think or do in response to your speech. – End the speech in manner that makes the audience members want to think and do as you recommend.
BIBLIOGRAPHY – List of the sources that has been used in presentation.
– Informing others upon the resources to the audience so that they are aware.
– Crediting the authors after you had used each of the information.