Close your eyes.

Imagine yourself talking in

front of say 15 participants. Open your eyes
after like 2 minutes. What did you observe on
your manner of talking and communicating?
Is it effective? (ask 3 persons in random)

Nanugo ko tungod gusto ko ma assess ninyo

daan inyoha mga kaugalingon sainyo
performance during or every time mag
deliver mo ug talk, even in your moment of
sharing during households.

I am sis Sha, as you already knew me.

Blahblah ug salamat sa task although I am just
trying my best here to impart important
points for you to become effective
speaker/not boring speakers to our future
participants.
After you listen to my topic, I guarantee your
success in your speakership in our CLP. It’s
not instant but hopefully you can gain
improvement along the way.
Communication can be defined as an
exchange of information between two or
more individuals.
STEP 1: YOUR HOOK
 a story
 a metaphor
 a shocking statistic
 an analogy
 a question
 combination
or anything interesting for them to ponder on
STEP 2: TRANSITION TO TOPIC
 This step reaches the gap between that
hook and what you are gonna talk about
today.
You might say, “you might be wonderin
why ____ has to do with our topic...”
“I tell that story because...”
“This story illustrates…”

STEP 3: SELF-INTRO & PREVIEW OF YOUR

TALK
For self-intro just choose some interesting
things about yourself that directly relate to
your topic.

STEP 4: AUDIENCE BENEFIT

Tell your audience what they will gain
after listening to your topic.
Don’t assume that they already know, BE
SPECIFIC.
1. Apply body language and/or gestures
when talking/be natural
a. Gestures: purposeful, planned, natural
b. Posture: erect; no rocking, swaying, or shifting
weight; no leaning on podium
c. Eliminate fidgeting
d. Planned movement: walking
e. Professional use of notecards: no fidgeting

2. Avoid monotone!! Apply vocal varieties

to emphasize point keeping the
audience interested throughout (know
how to apply volume or appropriate
tone)
TERMS:
1. Pitch: High or low
2. Pace/rate: Fast or slow (insert pause)
3. Volume: Loud or soft
4. Inflection: speaking with emotion, understanding, and emphasis
5. Eliminate filler statements such as “ums” and “ahs”
3. Apply Eye Contact. The purpose of eye
contact is to display confidence in your
message, connect with your audience,
create emotional appeal, and to
emphasize main points.
4. Always seek for your participants’
approval or disapproval
5. Avoid too much reading
6. Let your participants involve
7. Insert inoffensive humor or jokes
8. Be sensitive to gender, tribe or cultural
differences, psychological needs and
emotional receptivity
9. Do not use straight English instead you
can apply bilingual or lingo terms and
lines
10. Entertain questions/queries/opinions
from the participants (consider it)
11. Dress for Success
12. Physical appearance or dress should not
distract from the message!
Some tips:
a. Hair: neatly styled; kept out of face
b. Attire: professional; ironed, coordinated (neutral
solids such as black, gray, navy, or khaki work
best). Suits are always the most appropriate.
Khakis and a button down or nice sweater will
suffice. NO JEANS!
c. Jewelry: Minimal; earrings should be small (no
dangles); necklaces, watches, and bracelets
should not be colorful, clashing, or distracting.
d. Fingernails: clear or polished, but no chips!
e. NO CHEWING GUM!

13. Always use a visual aidor ppt

Important Tips:
a.Do not distribute materials during your
speech. If you have prepared handouts,
distribute before or after you speak.
 b.Plan placement of visual aid prior to speech.
To enhance understanding of the topic
To add authenticity
To add variety
To give your speech lasting impact
To help build ethos (speaker character credibility)
14. Be interesting and memorable talk
Remember, your energy and enthusiasm
level shows your audience whether or not
you care about your topic.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION PROCESS

Sender(encoder)Message(decoder)Receiver
Noise
External and Internal Interference

(VIEWING)
Brothers and sisters, dear speakers, let us always
remember that the success of our CLP depends on the
way we communicate to our future participants. So, are
you ready to take the challenge? Yes, or yes? Yes, right?
Be an authentic sincere public speaker😊