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    Manusript Speech

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    Manusript Speech

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    Ayesha Hassan

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    Manuscript speech 1

    Agenda
    • Different styles of speeches
    • What is Manuscript speech?
    • Usefulness of Manuscript speech
    • Potential Drawbacks
    • Advantages
    • How to deliver
    • Non-Verbal Do’s and Don’ts
    • Examples
    • Manuscript speech activity at PPE
    Styles of speeches
    1. Extemporaneous

    2. Impromptu

    3. Manuscript

    4. Memorized
    Extemporaneous
    Speaking with limited preparation

    Guided by notes or outline

    Delivered conversationally

    Most popular style


    Impromptu

    Speaking without advance preparation

    Unrehearsed speech

    Spoken conversationally
    Manuscript

    Speaking with advanced preparation

    Planned and rehearsed speech

    Reading aloud a written message


    Memorized
    Speaking with advanced preparation

    Planned and rehearsed speech

    Reciting a written message word-for-word


    from memory
    What is Manuscript Speech

    written out read verbatim


    fully scripted
    word for word to an audience
    • Helps to convey a specific message accurately
    and effectively
    • Allows the speaker to choose the words and
    phrases carefully
    • Speaker can control the pacing and tone of
    Usefulness speech
    • Useful while addressing a complex or sensitive
    topic
    • Allows the speaker to fully prepare and rehearse
    the speech
    • Less eye contact and connectivity
    with the audience
    • Prone to become stilted and
    Potential unnatural
    Drawbacks • Difficulty deviating as in response
    to questions or unexpected
    audience reactions.
    Advantages
    Clarity and Precision

    Consistency

    Professionalism

    Reduced anxiety

    Time management

    Increased accessibility
    How to Deliver!!
    Practice, Practice, Practice

    Mark up the manuscript

    Deliver

    Be prepared for the unexpected


    Non-Verbal Do’s
    Eye contact

    Hand gestures

    Maintain good posture

    Smile

    Dress appropriately
    Non-Verbal Don'ts
    Avoid fidgeting

    Don’t slouch

    Don’t cross arms

    Don’t overuse hand gestures

    Avoid overusing filler words


    Examples
    Presidential speech

    Graduation speech

    Keynote speech

    Business speech
    Manuscript Speech Activity at PPE

    Best of Luck & Thanks

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