Speaking_Skills_(Short speeches, extempore talk and public speaking)

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Short speeches
Public speaking
Extempore Talk

1. Speaking Skills Short Speeches | Public Speaking | Extempore

2. Introduction to Speaking Skills Speaking skills are essential for effective communication. They help in expressing ideas clearly, confidently, and persuasively. Good speaking skills build confidence and leadership qualities.

3. Short Speeches • Usually last 2–5 minutes. • Focus on a single idea or message. • Require clear structure – introduction, body, and conclusion. • Examples: welcome address, vote of thanks, farewell speech.

4. Public Speaking • The art of addressing an audience effectively. • Involves preparation, confidence, and clarity. • Key skills: eye contact, voice modulation, body language. • Famous examples: political speeches, TED Talks.

5. Tips for Public Speaking • Know your audience. • Practice regularly. • Maintain positive body language. • Use simple and clear language. • End with a strong closing statement.

6. Extempore • A speech delivered without prior preparation. • Tests quick thinking, clarity, and confidence. • Structure: Introduction – Main idea – Conclusion. • Practice thinking logically and speaking naturally.

7. Conclusion Speaking skills are vital for personal and professional success. Confidence, clarity, and practice make a great speaker. Remember: Speak to express, not to impress!