Practical Public Speaking Training Course (Revised 2nd Edition)

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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Practical Public Speaking Training Course: Learn Public Speaking (Revised 2nd Edition) follows the two principles of progressing from easy to difficult and being systematic and operable. It categorizes and organizes the internal and external laws and general requirements of public speaking skills. Public speaking skills refer to the ability to express ideas and reasoning effectively using spoken language. We all speak, every day, but not everyone possesses public speaking skills. Public speaking, in essence, means delivering a complete, coherent speech in formal settings, whether prepared or unprepared, ensuring the content is accurate, the structure is clear, the wording is appropriate, and the language is tactful, thereby convincing the audience. This book adheres to the two principles of progressing from easy to difficult and being systematic and operable, categorizing and organizing the internal and external laws and general requirements of public speaking skills. Based on the universally applicable standards of public speaking in current social practice, the book is structured into five parts: Basic Public Speaking Training, Public Speaking Techniques Training, Public Speaking Thinking Training, Comprehensive Public Speaking Training, and Professional Public Speaking Training. It completes a scientific, progressive process from shallow to deep, from low to high standards, aiming to help trainees conduct targeted self-assessments and exercises based on their actual situations. Each chapter consists of three parts: theoretical elaboration, technique introduction, and training exercises. The theoretical section is designed to be as accessible as possible, while the technique section highlights the essential and must-master content. Training exercises are clearly outlined with prompts, and some chapters include answers and analyses of the exercises to assist trainees in timely self-evaluations of their public speaking skills and to maintain a strong interest in self-study.