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MODULES 7-8 Prepared by: CHERRY A. MIRANDA Teacher

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facial expressions, gestures and movements  6

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Articulation _  pronouncing the words and speaking with clear diction that effectively transmits the message of the speaker. Modulation _  the capability to adjust or manipulate the resonance and timbre of vocal tone. Stage Presence _  the ability to own the stage, able to fill the space and project his/her personality to the audience Facial Expressions, Gestures and Movement _  without these nonverbal elements, the speaker may be judged as boring with flat delivery and an unemotional voice Audience Rapport _  able to write a speech that would appeal to the audience, connect with them at a deeper level

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FOLLOW THE DIRECTION: Alternate Response Read  each item carefully.  Write  T  if the statement is true and  F   if otherwise . Write  your answer on your answer sheet.

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1. Stage  presence involves speaker’s appearance, projection and manner on the stage.  2. Stage  presence is the sum of all the qualities that keep your audience engaged while you deliver a speech.  3. Building  rapport is defined as engaging with the audience and connecting with them.  4. Start  your speech by standing straight and balancing your weight.  5. Stage  presence is defined as engaging with the audience and connecting with them.  6. Avoid  distracting mannerism when speaking in public.  7. Dress  properly and appropriately in delivering a speech.  8. Creating  rapport  at the beginning of a conversation with somebody will often make the outcome of the conversation more negative.

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9. Rapport  is the trust and connection that a speaker creates with his/her audience.  10. To  maintain rapport, engage your audience by making eye contact with as many people as possible.  11.In  speech delivery, our goal is to develop a good speech.  12. One  can deliver a speech without much preparation.  13. The  audience determines the success of the speech.    14. Using  a lectern can help a person gain confidence in speaking.    15. Speaking  in an open-air venue is very challenging.

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Good delivery conveys the speaker’s ideas clearly and interestingly. You have control over the words you speak, hence, you also need control over what you are saying with your body language.     You have learned in the previous lesson that body language like your gestures and facial expressions are very important in speech delivery since they support the message. As you continue, you will be  exploring  on the principles of effective speech delivery focusing on stage presence and rapport with audience.

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Activity  :  Hunt  Me!   Hunt the words related to speech delivery, then write them on your answer sheet.

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Good  delivery conveys the speaker’s ideas clearly, interestingly, and without distracting the audience. Most audiences prefer delivery that combines a certain degree of formality with the best attributes of good conversation- directness, spontaneity, animation, vocal and facial expressiveness, and a lively sense of communication (Lucas, 2011). In delivering your speech you need to be capable to present your message in a clear, coherent and interesting  manner.

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Stage presence is the sum total of all the qualities that keep your audience engaged while you deliver a speech.  Thus, it plays a vital role while delivering a speech. It is inclusive of everything from the body posture to the tone of your speech.

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Spheres  that  Constitute  Stage Presence

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Spheres  that  Constitute  Stage  Presence

2. Body  posture and  attitude 3.Tone 4. Stage  space

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Building rapport is define as engaging with the audience and connecting with them. Rapport is what happens when you have everything in harmony. Your speech is right. The audience receives it well. They enjoy listening to it as much as you enjoy delivering it. However, that happy harmonious state doesn't occur without conscious effort.

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1.  Put your audience first 2. Find opportunities for humor 3. Allow for flexibility in your content 4. First impressions count 5. Have a strong opening 6. Manage the middle 7. Use stories for emotional connection 8. Use your voice with variety 9. Give the audience time 10. Have a strong ending

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Share your final insight by completing the following sentence prompts.    I have learned that  _____________________________________________  I wish to ask my teacher about  _____________________________________

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Activity :  Ten Habits     Based  on what you have learned in this lesson, list down  ten habits  for effective speech delivery that a speaker needs to develop.    Example:   	Practice in front of a mirror, another person or a video camera.

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Answer the post- assessment independently knowing that you have learned something from our discussion!!! Instruction : Read  each statement carefully. Write AGREE if the statement conforms with the principles of effective speech delivery and DISAGREE if otherwise.  GOOD LUCK!!! I’ll be waiting for your answers…

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1. Avoid distracting mannerism when speaking in public.  2. Dress properly and appropriately in delivering a speech.  3. Creating rapport at the beginning of a conversation with somebody will often make the outcome of the conversation more negative.  4. Rapport is the trust and connection that a speaker creates with his/her audience.  5. To maintain rapport, engage your audience by making eye contact with as many people as possible.  6. In speech delivery, our goal is to develop a good speech.  7. One can deliver a speech without much preparation.  8. The audience determines the success of the speech.  9. Using a lectern can help a person gain confidence in speaking.  10 . Speaking in an open-air venue is very challenging.  11. Stage presence involves speaker’s appearance, projection and manner on the stage.  12. Stage presence is the sum of all the qualities that keep your audience engaged while you deliver a speech.  13. Building rapport is defined as engaging with the audience and connecting with them.  14. Start your speech by standing straight and balancing your weight.  15. Stage presence is defined as engaging with the audience and connecting with them.

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Would you like to  share your experience or knowledge about this matter?

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