This book shows the inexperienced speaker how, among other things, to prepare and present papers for a conference, how to chair a committee (and get your own resolutions passed) and how to give an impromptu talk to a group of distinguished visitors. He offers helpful hints for improvement to speakers who think that their performances may be satisfactory; even a quick glance through his pages in the vital few moments before 'going on' can yield useful reminders.
This book shows the inexperienced speaker how, among other things, to prepare and present papers for a conference, how to chair a committee (and get your own resolutions passed) and how to give an impromptu talk to a group of distinguished visitors. He offers helpful hints for improvement to speakers who think that their performances may be satisfactory; even a quick glance through his pages in the vital few moments before 'going on' can yield useful reminders.
1 Introduction 2 Scope and Plan of the Book Part I Preparation and Presentation 3 The Problem 3.1. The Speaker 3.2. The Material 3.3. The Audience 4 Preparation of Material 4.1. The Full Text Order, Style, Length 4.2. Notes 4.3. Practice 4.4. Example of Speech Preparation 5 Presentation 5.1. Preliminaries 5.2. Into Battle 6 Speaking with Limited or no Preparation 6.1. Reading a Full Text 6.2. Speaking from a Full Text 6.3. Speaking at Short Notice 6.4. Impromptu Speaking Visual Aids 7.1. General 7.2. The Chalkboard 7.3. The White Board 7.4. The Flip Chart 7.5. The Magnetic Board 7.6. The Felt Board 7.7. The Overhead Projector7.8. The Slide Projector 7.9. Preparing Material for Slides 7.10. Other Possibilities Part II Ways of Improving 8 Confidence9 Stance10 Breathing 11 Material 12 Presentation13 Notes 14 Impromptu Speaking 15 Observation and Analysis 16 Classes and Examinations Part II I Particular Events 17 Speaking at Technical Conferences 18 Chairing Technical Conferences 19 Addressing Small Groups 20 Speaking at Committee Meetings 21 Chairing Committee Meetings 22 Informal Meetings Epilogue A Few Words to the Members of the Audience
1 Introduction 2 Scope and Plan of the Book Part I Preparation and Presentation 3 The Problem 3.1. The Speaker 3.2. The Material 3.3. The Audience 4 Preparation of Material 4.1. The Full Text Order, Style, Length 4.2. Notes 4.3. Practice 4.4. Example of Speech Preparation 5 Presentation 5.1. Preliminaries 5.2. Into Battle 6 Speaking with Limited or no Preparation 6.1. Reading a Full Text 6.2. Speaking from a Full Text 6.3. Speaking at Short Notice 6.4. Impromptu Speaking Visual Aids 7.1. General 7.2. The Chalkboard 7.3. The White Board 7.4. The Flip Chart 7.5. The Magnetic Board 7.6. The Felt Board 7.7. The Overhead Projector7.8. The Slide Projector 7.9. Preparing Material for Slides 7.10. Other Possibilities Part II Ways of Improving 8 Confidence9 Stance10 Breathing 11 Material 12 Presentation13 Notes 14 Impromptu Speaking 15 Observation and Analysis 16 Classes and Examinations Part II I Particular Events 17 Speaking at Technical Conferences 18 Chairing Technical Conferences 19 Addressing Small Groups 20 Speaking at Committee Meetings 21 Chairing Committee Meetings 22 Informal Meetings Epilogue A Few Words to the Members of the Audience
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