Workshop Public Speaking (Sesi 4 Penampilan & Sikap dalam Public Speaking ) | SP2KM
Summary
TLDRThis public speaking training session, led by a UGM faculty member, emphasizes that effective public speaking is a skill developed through practice, not an inherent talent. Key components discussed include appearance, vocal technique, and audience engagement. The speaker highlights the importance of body language, attire, and maintaining eye contact to establish credibility and rapport with the audience. Techniques to manage anxiety, such as preparation and familiarization with the setting, are also addressed. Overall, the session aims to equip students with practical skills to enhance their public speaking abilities.
Takeaways
- 😀 Everyone can improve their public speaking skills through practice and learning.
- 😀 Audience perception is influenced by the speaker's appearance and body language.
- 😀 Vocal quality contributes only 7% to public speaking; the way you speak is more important.
- 😀 The visual and physical appearance accounts for 58% of the speaker's effectiveness.
- 😀 Dressing appropriately can enhance your image and communicate professionalism.
- 😀 The first 7 seconds are crucial for making a positive impression.
- 😀 Use gestures effectively to emphasize points and engage your audience.
- 😀 Maintaining eye contact helps build a connection with your audience.
- 😀 Nervousness is common; preparation and familiarization with the venue can help.
- 😀 A relaxed and confident posture is essential for effective communication.
Q & A
What is the main purpose of public speaking training for students?
-The training aims to improve students' public speaking skills, which are essential for individual tasks and teamwork in academic and professional settings.
What percentage does vocal quality contribute to public speaking effectiveness?
-Vocal quality contributes only 7% to the effectiveness of public speaking.
How much do appearance and body language influence public speaking?
-Appearance and body language account for 58% of public speaking effectiveness, highlighting the importance of visual presentation.
What are the three principles of dressing for public speaking?
-The three principles are simplicity, harmony, and appropriateness.
Why is first impression crucial in public speaking?
-The first 7 seconds are critical as they significantly influence whether the audience will continue to listen.
What should a speaker do to manage anxiety before speaking?
-Speakers should take a moment to relax, drink water, and engage with the audience to feel more comfortable.
What role does eye contact play in public speaking?
-Eye contact helps engage the audience and conveys confidence; it should be evenly distributed among all attendees.
What gestures should be avoided during public speaking?
-Gestures such as chewing gum, putting hands in pockets, or excessive fidgeting should be avoided as they can detract from the message.
How can a speaker improve their vocal delivery?
-Practicing intonation, articulation, and varying vocal expression can enhance vocal delivery and engage the audience.
What is the importance of knowing the audience before speaking?
-Understanding the audience helps tailor the message and approach, making the presentation more effective and relatable.
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