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•Manuscripted-Speech is written out word for word and read. Good for occasions in which the speech needs to be worded very specifically because of possible repercussions and because it will be quoted, but it is time-consuming to write and edit and the speaker runs the risk of disconnecting with the audience. •Memorized-The speech is written in manuscript form and then committed to memory. This method is rarely used today because it is so time-consuming and risky to deliver. Most speakers find it difficult to recover from a simple mistake. •Impromptu-The speech is delivered without advance warning or an opportunity to prepare. The delivery is very fresh and responsive to the audience, but such a speech is difficult to organize and deliver smoothly. •Extemporaneous-The speaker plans and practices in advance and then delivers the speech from brief notes. It is the preferred method for most speakers because it allows for full preparation without the time commitment it would take to write a manuscript but also allows the speaker to create the spontaneous and conversational delivery style of an impromptu speech.
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•Manuscripted-Speech is written out word for word and read. Good for occasions in which the speech needs to be worded very specifically because of possible repercussions and because it will be quoted, but it is time-consuming to write and edit and the speaker runs the risk of disconnecting with the audience. •Memorized-The speech is written in manuscript form and then committed to memory. This method is rarely used today because it is so time-consuming and risky to deliver. Most speakers find it difficult to recover from a simple mistake. •Impromptu-The speech is delivered without advance warning or an opportunity to prepare. The delivery is very fresh and responsive to the audience, but such a speech is difficult to organize and deliver smoothly. •Extemporaneous-The speaker plans and practices in advance and then delivers the speech from brief notes. It is the preferred method for most speakers because it allows for full preparation without the time commitment it would take to write a manuscript but also allows the speaker to create the spontaneous and conversational delivery style of an impromptu speech.
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Ideal answers will reflect an understanding that although the words we choose (verbal communication) are important, the way we say them (nonverbal communication) is just as important, if not more so, to our success. Our vocal delivery can engage our audience and can convey confidence and trustworthiness. Students should reflect on the role of pitch, volume, rate, pronunciation, articulation, and use of pauses.
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Ideal answers will reflect an understanding that although the words we choose (verbal communication) are important, the way we say them (nonverbal communication) is just as important, if not more so, to our success. Our vocal delivery can engage our audience and can convey confidence and trustworthiness. Students should reflect on the role of pitch, volume, rate, pronunciation, articulation, and use of pauses.
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Ideal answers will incorporate the following advice: •Acknowledge and restate or rephrase the question or the issue as you see it to give yourself a few seconds to think. Respond with a simple organizational pattern reflecting advantages/disadvantages, cause/effect, or issues or problems you note, or by giving reasons why you agree or disagree. •Listen to others so that you can reflect back on what they have said and either build off of another's statement, refute another's statement, or use what someone else has said to substantiate what you are about to say. •Anticipate opportunities to speak so that you are not confronted with truly impromptu speaking contexts but instead are prepared to speak in a more extemporaneous manner.
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Ideal answers will incorporate the following advice: •Acknowledge and restate or rephrase the question or the issue as you see it to give yourself a few seconds to think. Respond with a simple organizational pattern reflecting advantages/disadvantages, cause/effect, or issues or problems you note, or by giving reasons why you agree or disagree. •Listen to others so that you can reflect back on what they have said and either build off of another's statement, refute another's statement, or use what someone else has said to substantiate what you are about to say. •Anticipate opportunities to speak so that you are not confronted with truly impromptu speaking contexts but instead are prepared to speak in a more extemporaneous manner.
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