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16Special Occasion & Group Speaking

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Speeches of Special Occasions

Speeches of introduction Acceptance speeches After-dinner speeches Tributes and eulogies Speeches of nomination Public testimony Roasts and toasts Mediated speaking

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Speeches of Introduction

A short speech that introduces someone to an audience• Prepare the audience• Be accurate and up to date• Connect with the audience

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Acceptance Speeches

Speech given by an individual who is being recognized, honored, or given an award• Be thankful and humble• Be succinct• Contextualize the award

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After-Dinner Speeches

Usually serve as a featured part of an organized event• Be entertaining and lighthearted• Focus on a theme• Avoid presentation media

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Tributes and Eulogies

Tributes – gives credit, respect, admiration, gratitude, or inspiration to someone

Eulogies – speech of tribute presented as a retrospective about an individual who has died• Emphasize emotion appropriately• Provide inspiration

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Speeches of Nomination

Speech that demonstrates why a particular individual would be successful at something if given the chance

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Public Testimony

Factual information and opinions about policy issues presented to government bodies or public institutions • Narrow your comments down to the basics• Contribute something original and useful to

the discussion• Organize your thoughts into key words and

phrases you want your audience to remember

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Roasts and Toasts

Roast – humorous and good-natured ridicule directed toward the guest of honor at an event

Toast – brief remarks celebrating the accomplishments of a guest of honor at an event

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Mediated Speaking

Learn as much as possible about the structure and format of the event

Dress appropriately Write a brief presentation outline Limit your physical movement Be assertive, confident, and to the point Speak clearly, with good volume Avoid jargon and acronyms Focus on the audience, no the camera

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Presenting in Small Groups

Oral report Panel discussion Round table discussion Symposium Forum Videoconferencing Preparation and practice

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Evaluating Small Group Presentations

Preparation as a group Coordinated presentations Effective listening Clear references to the group Goal achievement

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Relevant Websites

Special Occasion Speeches: How To Tips in Preparing Group Presentations