1. Communication Skills Workshop Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking Winning Speech, Ed Tate Winning Speech Analysis “One of Those Days” Every Wednesday 10PM Eastern Time Virtual classroom
She will say anything and change nothing" - Barrack Obama 2008 Election
"She is not qualified"--Bernie Sanders January 2016 "She is the most qualified person for the job"--Bernie Sanders July 2016
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2. Workshop Schedule 1. A as in Apple 5/7/15 10:00 PM EST
2. th as in thank and th as in those
5/14/15 10:00 PM EST
3. V vs W: e.g., very well; farewell
5/21/15 10:00 PM EST
4. dg: e.g., measure, treasure, or casual
6/4/15 10:00 PM EST
5. l vs n: e.g., labor vs neighbor
6/11/15 10:00 PM EST
6. Intonation: musicality in American English
6/18/15 10:00 PM EST
7. r-controlled vowels: e.g., Girl; Word; World
6/25/15 10:00 PM EST
8. linking: e.g., good day; a lot of; because of it
7/1/15 10:00 PM EST (Wednesday given the July 4th Holiday)
9. Z: e.g., president; business
7/9/15 10:00 PM EST
10. Dropped sound: e.g., camera; favorite
7/16/15 10:00 PM EST
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3. Workshop Schedule
11. The American "t"- Recently; Clinton; Internet
7/30/15 10:00 PM EST
12. Vowel "OU" as in about, round, Brown
8/20/15 10:00 PM EST
13. Nasalize your sound - as in Banana, Amanda, Round
8/27/15 10:00 PM EST
14. Word Stress - as in classroom vs large room
9/3/15 10:00 PM EST
15. Weak form - as in big man; handbag
9/10/15 10:00 PM EST
16. Staircase Method
9/17/15 10:00 PM EST
17. Thought Group Method
9/24/15 10:00 PM EST
18. Pitch and Pace Method
10/1/15 10:00 PM EST
19. American "L" as in Yellow, Billion; Ability
10/8/15 10:00 PM EST
20. Reduced Sound - Like it, like him, like her, and like them
10/15/15 10:00 PM EST
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4. Workshop Schedule 21. Ben Franklin Approach X
22. Vowel “O” as in Boss, Hot
23. Long Vowels vs Short Vowels x
24. Read a Great Letter (Zuckerberg)
25. Read a Great Letter 2 (Zuckerberg)
26. American Schwa as in Beautiful, California
27. Equal Opportunity for Education
1/13/2016
28. “I have a dream” speech analysis
1/20/2016
29. How to order a Starbucks Coffee
1/27/2016
30. Anti-Affirmative Actions
2/3/2016
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5. Workshop Schedule 31. Long, Complicated words 2/10/2016
32. Support Peter Liang
2/17/2016
33. Support Peter Liang – Second Wave
2/24/2016
34. Support Hydrologist, Sherry Chen
3/2/2016
35. Republican Presidential Candidates
3/9/2016
36. TED talk -Three Things I Learned While My Plane Crashed
5/11/2016
37. TED Talk - Eight Secrets of Success
5/18/2016
38. TED talk -Stacey Kramer: The best gift I ever survived
5/25/2016
39. Laura Trice: Remember to say thank you
6/1/2016
40. Matt Cutts: Try something new for 30 days
6/8/2016
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6. Workshop Schedule
41. Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids (Part 1)
6/15/2016
42. Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids (Part 2)
6/22/2016
43. David Cameron Speech after Brexit
6/29/2016
44. Sam Berns: My philosophy for a happy life (part 1)
7/6/2016
45. Sam Berns: My philosophy for a happy life (part 2)
7/13/2016
46. Charlie Todd: The shared experience of absurdity (Part 1)
7/20/2016
47. Donald J. Trump: RNC Acceptance Speech (1)
7/27/2016
48. Donald J. Trump: Ashburn Rally Speech 2016
8/3/2016
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7. Workshop Schedule 49. TED’s Secrete to Great Public Speaking 8/10/16
50. “Your body language shapes who you are” by Amy Cuddy
8/17/16
51. Joe Wong at Radio-Television Correspondents Association Dinner
8/24/16
52. “Outsmart; Outlast” by Darren Tay, Toastmasters of World Champion of Public Speaking
8/31/16
53. “The power of words” by MOHAMMED QAHTANI, 2015 Toastmasters of World Champion of Public Speaking
9/7/16
54. “I See Something” by Dananjaya Hettiarachchi , World Champion of Public Speaking
9/14/16
55. “Change by Tire” by Presiyan Vasilev 2013 World Champion of Public Speaking
9/21/16
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8. Workshop Schedule
56. “Trust is a must” by Ryan Avery 2012 World Champion of Public Speaking
9/28/16
57. “Just So Lucky” by Jock Elliott 2011 World Champion of Public Speaking
10/5/16
58. “Interview the Champion” David Henderson, World Champion of Public Speaking
10/12/16
59. “A Sink Full of Green Tomatoes” by Mark Hunter, World Champion of Public Speaking
10/17/16
60. LaShunda Rundles, a lost angle, World Champion of Public Speaking
10/24/16
61. “Lesson from Fat Dad” by Randy Harvey, 2004World Champion of Public Speaking
10/31/16
62. “Deal with Bullies,” by Ed Tate, 2000 World Champion
11/16/16
63. “Million Dollar Roundtable Keynote Address,” by Ed Tate, 2000 World Champion
11/30/16
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9. Workshop Schedule
64. “Never too late” by Jim Key 2003 World Champion of Public Speaking
65. “Ouch” by Darren LaCroix , 2001World Champion of Public Speaking
66. Great speech in movie 1: “Inch by Inch,“ in “Any Given Sunday,” by Al Pacino
67. Great speech in movie 2: “Rocky Balboa,” in “Rocky,” by Stellone
68. Great speech in movie 3: “Why America is NOT the greatest country in the world, anymore.”
69. Great speech in movie 4: “The Revolutionary Speech,” in “Vendetta.”
70. Great speech in movie 5: “The Wolf of Wall Street”
71. Great speech in movie 6: “Frank Defends Charlie in Court,” in “Scent of a Woman”
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10. Ed Tate, 2000 World Champion
Beginning:
deep breath, eye contact to the audience, for three seconds
Use a prop – a traffic warning note to start the speech by story telling
Story telling
Story 1: Denver airport to fly to Phoenix
Story 2: Food court lunch
Story 3: Airport gate
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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11. One of Those Days Analogy Body language Halleluiah…
First thing and second thing
He just tried to soften it up
The voices in our head; the voices in our heart
Eye contact
Vocal variety
Pace: fast vs slow: Man, I know it!
Pitch: low vs high. All of the sudden, Pow!
Pause
Analogy
Her fingers danced across the key board
When things go wrong, people quickly jump on our throat
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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12. One of Those Days Use of humor
Police officer: completely eliminate all the time you made up
Exaggeration: the security line is as far as I can see
Do the math, lady, the wedding is at 5pm.
He stormed off, and I am the next. This is going to be…
To airline ticket counter: I am no hurry.
Who is in line ahead of me? The Tall young man and his girl friend
Occasionally, we do it to our travelers on time
Keep a main theme
Police officer stopped me. I told myself it is going to be One of Those Days.
Denver airport to fly to Phoenix: it is going to be One of Those Days
Get the 2pm flight: it is one of those days
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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13. One of Those Days Connect with the audience
Have you ever noticed how long it takes a police officer to write you a ticket?
I said to myself, it is going to be… Open arm and hint to the audience: “One of Those Days.” Three times.
Contrast
The silence was deafening
A last ticket vs the first class ticket
Use of REPEAT to enhance dramatic effect
I am a frequent flyer, 1K, and spent tens of thousand dollars on this airline
The Tall young man and his girl friend
Her fingers flying on the keyboard…
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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14. Million Dollar Round table
Keynote Speech by Ed Tate, 2000 World Championship of Public Speaking
Objective of this week’s workshop:
Enjoy the championship speech “One of Those Days embedded in the Keynote”
Learn Five Tips to supercharge your business presentations
Understand the basic structure of a Keynote
Learn how to how to introduce a keynote speaker
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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15. Structure of a Keynote Three level of English speaking Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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16. Structure of a Keynote
Source: “Keynote Mastery: The Personal Journey of a Professional Speaker,” by Patrick Schwerdtfeger
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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17. How to introduce a keynote speaker
How to introduce a keynote speaker at
Step 1: Prepare for your introductory speech. Learn what you can about the speaker you will be introducing. Read any books the speaker may have written, or watch footage of some of the speaker's previous speeches in order to get a good idea of what the speaker is all about.
Research the speech topic. Even if you are not familiar with the guest speaker's area of expertise, you should know enough about the subject of the speech to be able to explain how it is relevant to the speaker. For example, if the speech is about astrophysics, then you should at least be able to explain the guest speaker's contribution to the field.
Find out why this particular guest speaker was invited to speak. Learn of any ties the speaker has to the organization hosting the event, and whether the speaker is an industry leader, a client giving a testimonial or an inspirational speaker.
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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18. How to introduce a keynote speaker
Interview the guest speaker. Ask a variety of questions, both personal and related to the topic of the speech. You may ask anything that you are comfortable asking, and that you feel will be met well by the speaker. The purpose is to get as much material as possible to personalize your guest speaker introduction.
Ask for a copy of the speaker's standard introduction speech, as well as a short biography that you can draw on for additional material. Be sure to ask how far you may stray from the verbiage of the written introduction provided to you
Three level of English speaking
Formal
Colloquial
Very casual – nigh club; your intimate person
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19. Coach Mike’s Bio
教练Mike拥有19年美国知名公司经验(包括13年以上领导层经验（四大会计师事务所及美国联邦金融监管机构），持有特许金融师(CFA)和注册会计师(CPA)执照，工商管理硕士(MBA, Smith School)
Mike是Toastmasters的成员。Toastmasters是一个专门培养沟通和领导能力的国际组织，在全球116个国家拥有分支机构。Mike拥有Distinguished Toastmasters (“ DTM”) 称号
Mike在Washington, DC地区的Toastmasters演讲（励志，幽默及即兴演讲）比赛中取得过冠亚军的成绩
Coached immigrants, professionals and youths in pubic speaking, critical listening, and social intelligence for over six years
Accent Reduction, Public Speaking, Job Interview and Soft Skills Training (Fee based, one-to-one coaching)
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