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Parts of the Magic Formula After the speech is read out-loud to the class, work with your partner to label the following parts of the speech. Write the labels in the margin of the speech next to the paragraph where you find them: After the speech is read out-loud to the class, work with your partner to label the following parts of the speech. Write the labels in the margin of the speech next to the paragraph where you find them: Introduction/Opening Introduction/Opening Connection Connection Preview of speech Preview of speech Body Body Main Point Main Point Supportive Evidence Supportive Evidence Application Application Closing/Conclusion Closing/Conclusion Review and Summary Review and Summary

THE MAGIC FORMULA REVEALED … Connection This is where you grab the audience’s attention & relate to them. You can do this by: -telling a personal experience -tell a true story of someone else’s experience -have the audience picture an imaginative scenario -Use a familiar or memorable quote from a song, commercial, etc. -Share a shocking statistic In this speech the speaker accounts a personal experience: Picture this: it was my sophomore year of high school. I was a nervous wreck. Our teacher had told us to write a speech on a topic of our choosing, and now it was time to deliver the speech. As I walked to the front of the class room, my palms were sweaty and my heart was pounding; I just knew that I was surely going to trip, or some thing clumsy like that. I reached the front of the class room, turned to face the audience, and found they were all looking at me. Wait, I was the one who was speaking! I read my speech straight off the paper; it was really hard to prepare. I had such a hard time finding a place to start writing, not to mention trying to remember the actual speech when the pressure was on. After that day, I decided that there had to be a better way to approach writing and delivering speeches.

Preview (give them a summary of what you are going to say) Maybe, like me, you’ve also thought, “Man, there’s just got to be a better way to get my ideas down on paper and actually remember what order they go in!” If you’ve ever had a thought like that, you are in the right place. Today, I’m going to tell you about a tool you can use to brain-storm and deliver effective speeches. It’s called the Magic Formula for presenting. Main Point (your main points should be statements— something you are claiming) Using the Magic Formula makes it easier to brain storm and write great speeches.

Support (this is where you share your evidence: facts, data, dates, quotes from experts, examples, etc. Here the speaker uses a real life example and she uses expert testimony from her teacher.) Take, for instance, Crystal, who thought that writing speeches was difficult. Her biggest complaint was that it was just too hard to start. Then she found the Magic Formula. It really helped her. Just the other day in my leadership course, my teacher told us about several advantages to using the Magic Formula in developing and delivering presentations. Some of the advantages she listed were: one, it gives you a place to start when you begin to create a presentation; two, it helps you remember your presentation with just a few notes; three, it helps you build confidence as an effective presenter; finally, it helps you influence other people.

Application (How can what you are telling the audience relate to their lives) Using the Magic Formula can help you too. You might use the formula to brainstorm a speech as a group or by your self. It’s hardest to get started, but the formula has questions to help you out. You also might use the formula to outline how you will present the ideas you brainstormed. There are many ways for you to use the formula.

Review and Close (sum up what you told them in a memorable statement) As you think about writing your next speeches, remember this: using the Magic Formula can make it easier. The most important point I’ll take away from using the Magic Formula is that you’ll get better with practice. You’d be surprised at the magic you can create when you use this formula for presenting your next speech!