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Preparation and Practice The Better Speaker Series 278

Preparation and practice lead to excellence. 1

Become familiar with  Lectern and audience location  Microphone usage  Room conditions  Visual aids 2

Become familiar with Lectern and Audience Location  Speaking area  Audience configuration  Stage location of platform steps or ramp 3

Become familiar with Microphones  Groups of 100+  Audience over the age of 50  Poor acoustics  Voice strain 4

Become familiar with Room Conditions  Temperature  Appropriate lighting  Discreet entry for latecomers  Competitive outside noise 5

Become familiar with Visual Aids  Located where all can see  Appropriately sized viewing screen  Handout distribution 6

Rehearsing the Speech  Practice ideas, not words.  Prepare a mental draft of the speech.  Finish each rehearsal session. 7

Improving Your Speech  Add improvements gradually  Arrange for feedback 8

Extra Considerations  Provide an introduction  Prepare yourself physically  Have a mental rehearsal 9

Conclusion Good luck happens when preparedness meets opportunity. – Anon 10