如何做英語演講報(bào)告

1、How to make a good presentationv Firstly, we should speak loudly, slowly, clearly and passionately. Our voice makes a difference in giving the audience first impression. If it is loud, clear and beautiful, you can attract audiences attention within minutes. Remember: First impression is very importa

2、nt for a speech giver. vSecondly, organize and simplify your speech. Make it in clear order so audience can catch the points. You should speak to the points and avoid talking nonsense, or else you may contribute to the sleep-deprived peoples fast sleep.vDont fidget, and control your voice, dont let

3、it go hoarse because of nervousness. There is no point making your mind in a total mess. You are ready and all is set for a relaxing presentationvThirdly, express thanks to people who helped you. Do appreciate the time of both judges and audience at the end of your speech. People are apt to prefer t

4、hose with good manners. They are glad to hear a humble person. vFourthly, add some spices to your speech. The majority prefer a cup of coffee to a cup of mild water. Add jokes or a little humor to your speech, then you will win audiences laughters. Add poetic words to your speech, then you will win

5、appreciation.vAdd more sincerity to your speech, then you will win understanding. Add more feasible notions to your speech, then you will win the conviction.vNoes in public speaking vTalking too rapidly; vSpeaking in a monotone; v聲音單調(diào)；聲音單調(diào)； vUsing too high a vocal pitch;v聲音尖細(xì)；聲音尖細(xì)；vPresenting withou

6、t enough emotion or passion;v感情不充分；感情不充分；vTalking down to the audience; vUsing too many big words;vUsing abstractions without giving concrete examples; vUsing unfamiliar technical jargon; v使用別人不熟悉的技術(shù)術(shù)語；使用別人不熟悉的技術(shù)術(shù)語； vUsing slang or profanity; v使用俚語或粗俗語；使用俚語或粗俗語； vDisorganized and rambling performanc

7、e; v演講無組織，散亂無序；演講無組織，散亂無序； vIndirect communication i.e. beating around the bush； v說話繞彎子，不切中主題；說話繞彎子，不切中主題； How to communicate with the audienceA message worth communicating; Gain the listeners attention: Capture their interest and build their trust; Emphasize understanding; Obtain their feedback; Wa

8、tch your emotional tone; Persuade the audience; How to gain confidence vSmile and glance at the audience; vStart very slowly, with your shoulders back and your chin up; vOpen your speech by saying something very frankly; vWear your very best clothes; vSay something positive to yourself; vFour object

9、ives of the speechTo offer information; To entertain the audience; To touch emotions; 動(dòng)之以情；動(dòng)之以情； To move to action; 使聽眾行動(dòng)起來；使聽眾行動(dòng)起來； vHow to organize the speech vTo have a structure: such as first, second, third; geographically, north, south, east, west; compare and contrasts; our side versus their

10、side; negative and positive; vTo label the materials such as jokes, funny anecdotes, favorite sayings, interesting statistics; 將材料歸類整理，如笑話、趣事、名人名言、將材料歸類整理，如笑話、趣事、名人名言、有趣的數(shù)據(jù)；有趣的數(shù)據(jù)； vTo use note cards; vHow to use cards vNumber your cards on the top right; vWrite a complete sentence on both your first

11、 and last card; vWrite up to five key words on other cards; vUse color to mark the words you want to emphasize; vRemind yourself at a particular spot to check the time. 在某一處提醒自己查看時(shí)間在某一處提醒自己查看時(shí)間。 vHow to begin vTo tell a story (about yourself); vTo acknowledge the occasion of the gathering； vTo pay t

12、he listeners a compliment； 稱贊一下聽眾；稱贊一下聽眾； vTo quote ； 引用名人名言；引用名人名言；v To use unusual statistics； vTo ask the audience a challenging question； vTo show a video or a slide. vHow to close vTo repeat your opening; vTo summarize your presentation; vTo close with an anecdote; vTo end with a call to action

13、; vTo ask a rhetorical question; v以反問結(jié)尾；以反問結(jié)尾；v To make a statement; 以一個(gè)陳述句結(jié)尾；以一個(gè)陳述句結(jié)尾； vTo show an outline of your presentation. v展示演講大綱展示演講大綱 vEye contact vMove your eyes slowly from person to person, and pause two or three seconds with each listener; vLook at people straight or look at the bridge

14、 of their noses or chins; vLook for the friendlier faces and smile at them one by one, then move on to the more skeptical members and smile at them one by one also; vImagine the audience in bathrobes in case you are nervous. vHow to use the microphone vYou must speak up and project your voice even if you are using a microphone; v即使是用話筒，也要聲音響亮并運(yùn)氣發(fā)聲；即使是用話筒，也要聲音響亮并運(yùn)氣發(fā)聲； vYour voice should be resonant and sustained when you speak; v聲音要有回聲并能稍持續(xù)一陣兒聲音要有回聲并能稍持續(xù)一陣兒.vPitch your voice slightly lower than normal. Listeners tend to associate credibility and authority with a rel