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Successful Tools for the Successful

Orator

About Me

  • Was an active Speech and Debator in both Junior and High school
  • Competed in both state and muti state tournaments in both Impromptu and Extemporaneous Speaking (foreign and domestic)
  • Was a coach for my underclassmen as well as junior high school students
  • Have been coaching students to compete in the Japanese English Speaking Competition

THE

CREATIVE

ZONE

Objective Key

Points

1. Volume

#1

3. Rhythm

2. Speed

Volume

  • Pleasant sounding speeches make hills with their volume.
  • Hills can be made from a whole paragraph, from one sentence or even just a few words.
  • Antithesis, The rules of three and reptition are easy ways to make hills.

Make

Subtopics

Let's Practice!

I went to the Circle K.

I went to the snack counter.

I bought some Jagariko.

Speed

  • Naturally we unconciously get faster as we get louder and vice versa.
  • However, a skilled orator is able to manipulate speed in way that explains the direction of the story.

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  • Many use speed to show the beginning and end of a paragraph.

Let's Practice

  • It will say, "You can only reach so high." "You are not supposed to do that." " You can't be the person you know you are inside."

Let's Practice

Rhythm

  • Having good rhythm can give a speech good fengshue.
  • Choosing patterns of similar sentences can add a strong rhythm to a speech.
  • Utilising the Rule of Three and Repetion (Conduplicatio) makes this much easier.
  • Finally, Alliteration.

Rule of Three (S.P)

  • Using the same grammatical structure three times for effect.

Ex.

Rule of Three (S.P)

a. I was scared, but I couldn't go home. I had so much homework for me to do, but I didn't have enough time to do it. I had to keep working, but I couldn't keep my eyes open.

Rule of Three (S.P.2)

  • Using a combination of two simple sentences followed by a compound or vice versa.

Rule of Three (S.P.2)

Ex. I was tense. I was scared. I was a man who had seen the horrible sounds of La Bamba playing in the dead of the night.

Repetition (Conduplucatio)

  • Using the same word or phrase, often at the beginning of a series of sentences or phrases

Repetition (Conduplucatio)

Utilisation

  • Use the 3 I'd Monster for paragraph writing.
  • In the Illustration (I #2) use the rule of three with a hint of conduplucatio.
  • Scan the other eyes for chances to use the rule of three or alliteration.
  • Plan out volume and speed.

How to be

Successful!

Ex. I want to be an electrical engineer. An engineer can earn a stable income. An engineer can work nice hours, and an engineer can bring new meaning to the electric slide. If I become an electrical engineer I can engineer a grand pathway for me, my family and my community.

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