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THE BASICS
Doesn't I require aptitude, talent and courage?
- How can I muster the courage?
- What if I lose my place?
- Do I have to be able to perform, use gestures?
- How get rid of my stage fright?
- More about stage fright ...
- The One-Channel Hypothesis - unknown for most people!
- How do I get my listener's or reader's undivided attention?
- Can't we decide when we want to listen?
- More about the One-Channel Hypothesis
- The Logical-Historical Model
- The Headlining Technique
- More about Headlining
- Are these model exact opposites?
- But if the Logical-Historical Model isn't any good, then why so prevalent?
- PREPARATIONS
- How should I prepare?
- Three steps
- What to say or what to write?
- Who will be my audience?
- What do I want from them?
- What do I think they want to know?
- What do I do if I have a mixed audience?
- Can I make demands on my audience?
- Shouldn't I prepare out a written manuscript?
- How many questions should I write down?
- How do I phrase questions?
- Writing down a set of questions can't be enough, can it?
- Why not just key words – why complete questions?
- Should I practice before I give my presentation?
- How will I know if I have enough time?
- WHAT TO DO WHEN I'M STANDING THERE?
- How do I start?
- Isn't it best to present the background first?
- Maybe we learned wrong?
- Can't I give my speech like I want to?
- Use the Headline Technique!
- If something about you attracts attention –
satisfy the audience's curiosity
- Introductory sentence – examples
- How can I tell if they are listening?
- What if someone interrupts before I've had a chance to say what I want?
- How should I end?
- hould I have a concluding summary?
- Should I repeat the important points?
- How do I write a term paper or contribution to a debate?
- For whom am I really writing?
- Who decides the title?
- How should I prepare for writing a term paper?
- Bottom Line on Top (ISBN 91-971735-4-1)
- Contents
- How to order
- Famous speeches:
Dr Martin Luther King, Jr – I have a dream (Real Audio)
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