A speech delivered without prior preparation, requiring quick thinking and adaptability.

The ability to adjust one's speaking style or content based on audience reactions or unexpected situations.

The skill of processing information rapidly to respond effectively in spontaneous speaking scenarios.

Techniques used to captivate and maintain the audience's interest during a speech.

Anxiety or nervousness experienced when speaking in front of an audience, often hindering performance.

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

Variations in pitch, tone, and volume used to make speech more engaging and dynamic.

The act of speaking without preparation, often requiring improvisation skills.

A technique used to simulate real-life scenarios, helping to practice speaking skills in a safe environment.

A visual brainstorming tool to organize thoughts and ideas for impromptu speeches.

A brief, persuasive speech that summarizes an idea or personal brand in a short time.

An improvisation technique that encourages building on others' ideas to foster creativity.

Hands-on activities designed to enhance improvisation and public speaking skills.

A belief in one's abilities, crucial for effective public speaking and improvisation.

Strategies to maintain focus and reduce anxiety during public speaking.

Constructive criticism from classmates aimed at improving speaking skills.

The art of creating or performing spontaneously without a script.

The act of interacting with others to exchange information and build professional relationships.

A structured plan that organizes the main points and flow of a speech.

Techniques used to reduce nervousness and enhance comfort during public speaking.

A personal assessment of one's speaking performance, focusing on strengths and areas for improvement.

The verbal expression of thoughts and ideas, essential in public speaking.

A speech or presentation designed to capture and hold the audience's attention.

A speech delivered on the spot, demonstrating quick thinking and adaptability.

The act of delivering a speech to an audience, requiring effective communication skills.

A speaking style that involves audience participation to enhance engagement.