Language • Speak in layman’s vocabulary • Avoid acronyms • Make small bites • Customise for audience • Keep it simple • Have a story to relate to • Have data for support Change is always difficult!! • Must have basic message • Not in policy jargon • Dinner table message New Information…. • Nobody knows much • However with parents and other stakeholders teachers credibility highest – use this • As audience learns more; it likes more ; thus becomes more positive to policy -change Key to acceptance… • Repetition • Simple ENGLISH not policy language • Use of powerful words – new and Improved Powerful phrases and words to catch the audience e” ag in “ im A word which inspires as well as motivates. Triggers uniqueness in each member of the audience. "No e xc u se s. "
Conveys accountability, responsibility and transparency.
Generates immediate respect and appreciation. "I get it."
Shows willingness to solve or resolve the situation.
Displays full understanding of audiences view. "If you remember only one thing..."
Ensures the audience knows what is the most
important message you are conveying. Also ensures it is remembered. ty." gri i nte i n g mi s p ro co m "U n Audience feels that your integrity is absolute. The word uncompromising wins the audience over. Perfect phrase to begin and end with. "Believe in better" p l e eo p nt r t, a h ea w e h ey s th T c h e ty . o u an ti t t a nt q u w h a I n ' t w n do lity. q u a "Real-time."
Audience want to receive communication –
information - at the right and current time. "You decide." Audience feels that they hold the controls. They are making their choices and shaping their destinies – futures! "You deserve."
Lays down what the audience should expect.
A powerful promise from the speaker. "Let's get to work"
Joining of forces – us – is highly motivational.
An extremely action packed message. What mediums of communication can we use? Mediums • Meeting • Handouts • Brochures • Personalized emails • Bill boards