The act of delivering a speech or presentation to an audience, focusing on clarity and engagement.

Techniques and practices aimed at increasing self-assurance in speaking situations.

The art of conveying a narrative to engage, inform, or entertain an audience.

Non-verbal communication through gestures, posture, and facial expressions that enhances spoken words.

Strategies used to involve listeners actively during a presentation, ensuring their attention.

Adjusting pitch, tone, and volume to convey emotion and emphasize key points.

Techniques to reduce nervousness and fear associated with public speaking.

The organized framework of a story, including beginning, middle, and end.

The ability to connect with the audience's feelings through storytelling.

Materials like slides or props used to enhance a presentation and clarify points.

Gestures and expressions that communicate messages without spoken words.

A list of tasks to complete before a speaking engagement to ensure readiness.

Constructive criticism from classmates aimed at improving presentation skills.

Rehearsal of a presentation to refine delivery and body language.

Acting out scenarios to practice audience engagement and response.

Methods to maintain audience interest, such as questions or humor.

The physical and social context in which a presentation occurs.

The culminating speech where students demonstrate their learned skills.

Personal evaluation of one's performance to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

Assessment tools that outline criteria for evaluating presentations.

Reviewing audience responses to improve future presentations.

Using images or videos to enhance the narrative and engage the audience.

Engagement where the audience can respond or participate during a presentation.

An engaging story that captures audience interest and conveys a message.

The way one stands and carries themselves, which affects audience perception.

A relaxation technique used to manage anxiety before speaking.