Enhancing Speeches: Techniques and Devices for Impactful Presentations
How to use initially
•
You add some in, you don’t start with them
•
Different speakers like different techniques, which is fine
•
What’s the
purpose
of this technique?
Watch and See
•
Watch this speech, notice things Aaron does that make the speech
pop.
•
Discuss with a friend, then discuss as a class.
•
Aaron Beverly- An Unbelievable Story
Some of the best devices
1)
Repetition
2)
Imagery
3)
Anecdotes
4)
Bookending
5)
Asking the audience a question or to vote
6)
Dialogue
Final Thought
•
Initially, these might feel clunky.
•
Over time, you may begin to feel where a technique should go,
or just do one
organically
in your verbal drafts. Just as you
naturally use metaphors and personification in writing.
•
This is a sign you are getting really good!
Enhance your speeches with techniques such as repetition, imagery, anecdotes, and more for maximum impact. Explore how to use these methods initially, discuss them with others, and gradually integrate them into your delivery organically. Watch a compelling speech by Aaron Beverly to glean insights on effective public speaking.
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How to use initially You add some in, you don t start with them Different speakers like different techniques, which is fine What s the purpose of this technique?
Watch and See Watch this speech, notice things Aaron does that make the speech pop. Discuss with a friend, then discuss as a class. Aaron Beverly- An Unbelievable Story
Some of the best devices 1) Repetition 2) Imagery 3) Anecdotes 4) Bookending 5) Asking the audience a question or to vote 6) Dialogue
Final Thought Initially, these might feel clunky. Over time, you may begin to feel where a technique should go, or just do one organically in your verbal drafts. Just as you naturally use metaphors and personification in writing. This is a sign you are getting really good!
