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Content Lesson 1 focuses on speech writing, primarily creating and writing effective introductions.

What you will learn

Create effective introductions

Avoid boring introductions

Learn how to grab the attention of the audience

Balance introduction timing

Description

Have you ever had to write a speech or presentation, and you didn’t know where to start?  You are not alone in the way you feel. There are ways for you to write speeches and presentations that grab the attention of the audience and clearly convey your thoughts. Anyone can achieve this skill with the right tools and practice.

We’ve designed eight classes that pinpoint eight different speech writing methods that will help you achieve success in crafting presentations. This class encompasses the first of eight content lessons in the Ovation Public Speaking tutorial. The subject is Writing Introductions.

The class is designed to aid you in creating professional and effective introductions. This class will benefit any student who wants to excel at public speaking at school or also any business professionals who want to excel and build their career.

Highlights of this course:

● Define objectives

● Getting the attention of the audience

● Proper introduction length

● Enunciation

● Defining the subject


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● Engaging with the audience

● Dangers of introductions

Includes the following:

● Over 40 minutes of Instructor Video

● Interactive Practice Sessions

● Skill building exercises

The way this class is structured is by dividing it into two parts. Each part will have video lectures first. Throughout the video lectures there are interactive practice sessions, practical suggestions, and tips on ways you can practice and improve for each point. You are invited to pause the video during the lecture and practice the point. At the end of each part, there are a series of exercises to help you practice and gain experience.

This comprehensive course can be taken at the pace of the student. It requires a basic understanding of English, and a desire to improve your speaking ability.

English
language

Content

Writing Introductions – Part 1

Introduction to Part 1
Defining Objectives
Getting the Attention of the Audience
Proper Length
Exercises

Writing Introductions – Part 2

Introduction to Part 2
Defining the Subject
Engaging with the Audience
Dangers of Introductions
Exercises and Conclusion