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    Public Speaking Checklist

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    This document provides an outline template for a public speaking engagement. It includes sections for defining the audience and event details, developing an attention-grabbing introduction and clear thesis, outlining the key points to be covered in the body, and concluding by tying together the main takeaways. Additional sections provide tips for successful delivery, such as maintaining eye contact and avoiding filler words, as well as checklists for practice and the day of the speech.

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    This document provides an outline template for a public speaking engagement. It includes sections for defining the audience and event details, developing an attention-grabbing introduction and clear thesis, outlining the key points to be covered in the body, and concluding by tying together the main takeaways. Additional sections provide tips for successful delivery, such as maintaining eye contact and avoiding filler words, as well as checklists for practice and the day of the speech.

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    This document provides an outline template for a public speaking engagement. It includes sections for defining the audience and event details, developing an attention-grabbing introduction and clear thesis, outlining the key points to be covered in the body, and concluding by tying together the main takeaways. Additional sections provide tips for successful delivery, such as maintaining eye contact and avoiding filler words, as well as checklists for practice and the day of the speech.

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    This document provides an outline template for a public speaking engagement. It includes sections for defining the audience and event details, developing an attention-grabbing introduction and clear thesis, outlining the key points to be covered in the body, and concluding by tying together the main takeaways. Additional sections provide tips for successful delivery, such as maintaining eye contact and avoiding filler words, as well as checklists for practice and the day of the speech.

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    PUBLIC SPEAKING OUTLINE

    Speech topic:
    Location:
    Date & time:
    Length of speech:

    DEFINE YOUR AUDIENCE Who is your audience? What is the speech setting? What language, tone or a demeanor can you
    adapt to specifically relate to this setting & group?

    OUTLINE
    ATTENTION GETTER How will you initially engage and capture the audience?

    THESIS What is the main argument/point of what you are discussing?

    BODY What are the key points you want to cover in the bulk of your presentation? What are some specific examples and
    evidence you can include to drive you point(s) home? Are there any visual cues you can use?

    CONCLUSION How will you tie it all together/summarize your points? What are the key takeaways you want to leave the
    audience with?

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    VISUALIZE SUCCESS

    DEFINE YOUR DELIVER Describe your ideal delivery - be specific to help yourself visualize you own success. How is your
    posture, eye contact, tone and movement?

    SPEECH DRAFT

    DON’T DO

    Talk too fast or use filler words such as “like” and “um” Speak loud and clear. Channel any nervous energy into enthusiasm

    Distract with unnecessary movements Move with purpose


    (swaying, talking with hands) (taking a step forward to emphasize your point)

    Read from a paper without looking up Maintain eye contact

    PRACTICE CHECKLIST DAY OF CHECKLIST


    Give the speech to family members or friends Drink plenty of water
    and ask them for honest feedback Eat a healthy, balanced meal
    Practice in front of a mirror Do breathing exercises or meditate
    Record yourself and watch it back Practice “power poses”
    Visualize success! You’ve got this!

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