Effectiveness of speech
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Effectiveness of speechParpiboyeva Sevara Ahmedjanovna218th groupWhat makes a speech effective is your ability to connect with your audience and deliver information that is either important, entertaining or both. … The results of their improved presentation and speaking skills have been highly visible and far-reaching and create much more enjoyable experiences for audiences.What makes a speech effective is your ability to connect with your audience and deliver information that is either important, entertaining or both. … The results of their improved presentation and speaking skills have been highly visible and far-reaching and create much more enjoyable experiences for audiences.Speaking effectively is defined as speaking in such a way that your message is clearly heard and, if possible, acted upon. There are two main elements to speaking effectively: what you say, and how you say it.Speaking effectively is defined as speaking in such a way that your message is clearly heard and, if possible, acted upon. There are two main elements to speaking effectively: what you say, and how you say it.What you say means your choice of words. The words you might use when chatting to a friend are likely to be quite different from those used in a formal presentation or interview.PRICIPLES OF EFECTIVE ORAL COMMUNICATIONTo communicate effective and clearly is an important skill. The speakers haveto make the message clear and easily under stable. In any profession, communicationis trust communication is a valuable asset for all the people in modern days of a busyworld. Particularly to teachers, lawyers, consultants, auditors, administrators, businessexecutives, politicians, parents and children.Following are the Principles of effective oral communication1. Clarity-This is essential for good oral communication. Clarity of message is the firstand foremost important among principles. Before you start talking, think andrethink ideas till they are clear, then only can one put ideas in conversation ina clear-cut terms Clarity can achieved with simple words, short sentence andcommon words.2. Brevity-A message to be delivered should be in brief. It should neither be too short nortoo long. In real life quite often audience comments about a speech, as too longor too short. Time factor is important Time of the speaker as well as theaudience should not be wasted. So a message should be brief. Lengthysentences confuse and may lead to misunderstanding. It should be a short one.3. Choosing Precise Words-3. Choosing Precise Words-Precision is the most important principle in effective communication. Usingprecise the word means speaking in exact detail using the right words at rightplace to the context alone will convey the meaning intended by the speaker.4. Sequences-Another important principle of effective communication is presentation of matterin a logical sequence. The speaker should not jump points or change thesequence. Consistency, continuity and logical development of the subjectmatter is important.5. Verbosity should be avoided-5. Verbosity should be avoided-To convey meaning is more important than using superfluous words. Verbosityin oral communication is a danger. Using more words dose not provide greaterclarity.6. Prepositions-A care is required to be taken to avoid use of unnecessary prepositions.7. Adjectives and Adverbs-Use of adjectives and Adverbs should be made where necessary. Theyemphasize the meaning with the degree of importance.8. Seven c`s of communication-8. Seven c`s of communication-Clear, Correct, Complete, Concise, Courteous, Concrete, Candid. These are 7C`s remember in spoken communication.9. Avoid Jargon- Jargon is a field, applicable or regarding a particular section of profession. Itmeans language or terminology relating to law, commerce, sports, defense etc.It may be called as legal Jargon , military, commercial jargon, etc. This shouldbe avoided as far as possible. In general conversation, simple and clear wordsshould be used only.10. Cliché-Cliché means a phrase which is used often. And has no meaning. An effectivegood communication avoids clichés . A speaker may be use themunconsciously when he is involved in a serious mood of conversation. Ex. Imean, oh, really, quite fine, yes etc.Thank for your attentionDownload 0.51 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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