Speaking skills by marisa salsabila https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5 Speaking skills in learning en-us 2022-06-15 09:42:58 UTC 2022-06-15 09:52:34 UTC hello@padlet.com The importance of speaking marisasalsabila02 https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5/wish/2221798137 Public speaking is one of the most important and most dreaded forms of communication. Glossophobia or speech anxiety, is the most common fear people have across the globe. Throughout primary school, it is easy to be the student who sits in the back of the classroom and avoids raising his or her hand to dodge such situations. But in the working world, public speaking is a vital skill to have and to hone. It effects simple, everyday interactions between coworkers, bosses and employees, marketing professionals and clients, etc., and it can have an enormous impact on your career path and your level of success in your industry.

There are many reasons why public speaking is important but the 3 that we believe to be the most significant are:
1. To Win Over the Crowd
2. To Motivate People
3. To Inform
]]> 2022-06-15 09:45:46 UTC https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5/wish/2221798137 The four speaking skills marisasalsabila02 https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5/wish/2221799246 It is a common desire for all of us to speak a second language well. To do this we need to know what skills are required to become a good speaker. This short article will help you to understand four important skills that you need to develop:

FLUENCY. Fluency is about how comfortable and confident you are in speaking English. If you can speak for an extended period of time, that is an indicator of strong fluency. It is also about showing a clear connection between each point that you are trying to make. This skill means that the listener can follow what you are saying and does not get lost.

VOCABULARY. Of course, if you don’t have the words to say what you want to say, then you cannot say it. Being a good speaker means constantly growing you’re vocabulary. The more interesting words you know, the stronger your speaking skills. The best way to grow your vocabulary is to read in English and make a note of any new words that you encounter in a vocabulary notebook.

GRAMMAR. The dreaded G word! Grammar does matter and the fewer mistakes you make, the better your speaking skill will be. However, do not worry about making mistakes either! A good speaker does not have to use perfect grammar. Certainly, though, it is a good idea to make sure that you have mastered the major tenses.

PRONUNCIATION. Pronunciation is a complex area, with a lot of sub skills that can be practiced. The basic rule of thumb is that an average speaker can speak and be understood. A skilled speaker can use the sub skills of pronunciation to emphasise and make the communicative effect of their speech more impactful. The sub skills of pronunciation include: word and sentence stress, intonation, rhythm and the use of the individual sounds of a language. A good way to practice your pronunciation is to copy! Simply listen to how someone with good pronunciation speaks, and try to imitate them as closely as possible.]]> 2022-06-15 09:47:18 UTC https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5/wish/2221799246 THE 4 TYPES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING marisasalsabila02 https://padlet.com/marisasalsabila02/rs4wok6qamz6wrt5/wish/2221803339 Below are the four types of public speaking engagements you may have to do in your career at some point and how you can approach each one for maximum impact (be sure to save and share this article!) 

4 TYPES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
 
1. CEREMONIAL SPEAKING
Ceremonial speaking is when you give a speech on a special occasion.  For instance, a graduation speech or an office party. These types of speeches often involve a personal or emotional connection to the people you are speaking to. 

2. DEMONSTRATIVE SPEAKING
If you are in the technology field, or any field where processes are part of your work – demonstrative speaking is a skill you will want to cultivate.  Demonstrative speaking is simply put – explaining how to do something. 

3. INFORMATIVE SPEAKING
If you’ve ever attended a Monday morning meeting,  chances are you’ve heard an informative speech.  Informative speeches are those that simply give vital company-wide or team information.  An informative speech is the transferring of data and information from one person to a group. Informative speaking is often in a meeting form and being able to lead it is important because:

Facilitate Conversations – Being able to facilitate a productive conversation will set you apart and help build your authority.
Build Credibility – For the most part, people don’t enjoy being in meetings.  They believe it is a waste of time. If you are able to hold a productive meeting, you will build your credibility.
Cultivate Leadership Skills – Part of giving an informative speech is understanding how to keep the focus on the information at hand.  Keeping everyone in the meeting on track, navigating side conversations, knowing when to step it are all part of leadership.

4. PERSUASIVE SPEAKING
Persuasive speaking is speaking with the goal in mind to convince your audience of your idea or point of view. Persuasive speaking usually includes emotional elements and strong language.

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