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    The document provides dos and don'ts for delivering a speech. It recommends making eye contact with the audience, writing notes on cue cards, speaking loudly and clearly in a natural tone, using natural gestures, and practicing. It advises against reading the speech, flipping cue cards, rushing, using filler words, slouching, and making distracting gestures. The document stresses the importance of practicing the speech in different environments and getting feedback.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for delivering a speech. It recommends making eye contact with the audience, writing notes on cue cards, speaking loudly and clearly in a natural tone, using natural gestures, and practicing. It advises against reading the speech, flipping cue cards, rushing, using filler words, slouching, and making distracting gestures. The document stresses the importance of practicing the speech in different environments and getting feedback.

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    Dos Don'ts Dos Don'ts: The and of Delivering Your Speech

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for delivering a speech. It recommends making eye contact with the audience, writing notes on cue cards, speaking loudly and clearly in a natural tone, using natural gestures, and practicing. It advises against reading the speech, flipping cue cards, rushing, using filler words, slouching, and making distracting gestures. The document stresses the importance of practicing the speech in different environments and getting feedback.

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    The dos and donts of delivering your speech:

    Dos
    Look at the audience. It is important to make eye contact. Look at your notes only when you need a reminder. Write only on one side of your cue cards. (You are permitted six cue cards with three prompts on each). Slide your cards. Speak loudly and clearly in a slow, natural tone. Use clear correct lan ua e. Stand up tall and strai ht. Use natural and relaxed hand estures and facial expressions to emphasi!e certain points.

    Donts
    "o not read your speech.

    "o not flip your cue cards.

    "o not rush. "o not use slan , or such sounds as ah, eh or um. "o not slump, sway or lean. "o not make distractin estures. ie# playin with your hair or chewin um.

    Practice. Practice. Practice.


    1. Practice in a quiet place where you can listen to yourself. 2. Practice in front of friends or parents and ask for their suggestions. 3. Practice in front of the mirror or record yourself and pick out the spots you need to practice more.

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