Refer to your introduction and summarize your main points; this kind of overview is an especially important way to reinforce your message for listeners
End with a quotation, an anecdote, or thought-provoking final statement
Ok…
Now that you have the content and organization of your speech down…
It is time to discuss the DELIVERY of your speech
Speech Delivery:
HOW you will present your information
Speech Delivery:
You will give your speech EXTEMPORANEOUSLY
Speech Delivery:
EXTEMPORANEOUS
An extemporaneous speech is outlined and rehearsed but not memorized
Speakers may use an outline or note cards
Most professional speakers use this method in order to seem more spontaneous and to adapt their presentation according to their audience’s various reactions
BEWARE:
You may use note cards or an outline as CUES or tools to hold phrases or quotes you will state WORD-FOR-WORD in your speech
HOWEVER: DO NOT STAND UP IN FRONT OF THE CLASS AND CONSTANTLY LOOK DOWN AT THEM…AND MOST IMPORTANTLY…
DO NOT READ THEM
Speech Delivery:
You may wish to use some type of mnemonic, memory, devices to help yourself and your audience remember your main points:
