CSDP:The Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking

CSDP(COMMUNICATION SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM) this section is especially introduced in c2d prgram for the for the sake of the students communication skills . the purpose of this section is not only communication skills butmaking you get a hold on english language. for efficient communication a student must have good pronunciation ,confidence& sentence formation ability. CSDP would take care of all these factors &would see that u communicate effficiently in english.

FOR GETTING GRIP ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE START FOLLOWING THESE STEPS FROM NOW:

1)CONVERSE IN ENGLISH.2)READ THE HINDU PAPER DAILY &GET THE MEANINGS OF THE DIFFICULT WORDS . 3)TRY TO READ ENGLISH BOOKS (NOVELS) 4)WATCH ENGLISH MOVIES INSTEAD OF TELUGU MOVIES& TRY TO UNDERSTAND THE DIALOGUES. If u r interested to be a part of this please write ur name & comments in the comment box. for any queries &suggestioncontact ABHIJIT NAIDU

Fundamentals of Effective Speaking

1. Acquiring the Basic Skills

• Take heart from the experience of others


• Keep your goal before you


• Predetermine your mind to success


• Seize every opportunity to practice

2. Developing Confidence

• Get the facts about fear of speaking in public


• Prepare in the proper way


• Predetermine your mind to success


• Act confident

3. Speaking Effectively the Quick and Easy Way

• Speaking about something you have earned the right to talk about through experience or study


• Be sure you are excited about your subject


• Be eager to share your talk with your listeners

Speech, Speaker, and Audience

4. Earning the Right to Talk

• Limit your subject


• Develop reserve power


• Fill your talk with illustrations and examples


• Use concrete, familiar words that create pictures

5. Vitalizing the Talk

• Choose subjects you are earnest about


• Relive the Feelings you have about your topic


• Act in earnest

6. Sharing the Talk with the Audience

• Talk in terms of your listeners' interests


• Give honest, sincere appreciation


• Identify yourself with the audience


• Make your audience a partner in your talk


• Play yourself down

The Purpose of Prepared and Impromptu Talks

7. Making the Short Talk to Get Action

• Give your example, an incident from your life


• State your point, what you want the audience to do


• Give the reason or benefit the audience may expect

8. Making the Talk to Inform

• Restrict your subject to fit the time at your disposal


• Arrange your ideas in sequence


• Enumerate your points as you make them


• Compare the strange with the familiar


• Use visual aids

9. Making the Talk to Convince

• Win confidence by deserving it


• Get a Yes-response


• Speakin with contagious enthusiasm


• Show respect and affection for your audience


• Begin in a friendly way

10. Making Impromptu Talks

• Practice impromptu speaking


• Be mentally ready to speak impromptu


• Get into an example immediately


• Speak with animation and force


• Use the principle of the Here and the Now


• Don't talk impromptu--Give an impromptu talk

The Art of Communicating

11. Delivering the Talk

• Crash through your shell of self-consciousness


• Don't try to imitate others--Be yourself


• Converse with your audience


• Put your heart into your speaking


• Practice making your voice strong and flexible

The Challenge of Effective Speaking

12. Introducing Speakers, Presenting and Accepting Awards

• Thoroughly prepare what you are going to say


• Follow the T-I-S Formula


• Be enthusiastic


• Thoroughly prepare the talk of presentation


• Express your sincere feelings in the talk of acceptance

13. Organizing the Longer Talk

• Get attention immediately


• Avoid getting unfavorable attention


• Support your main ideas


• Appeal for action

14. Applying What You Have Learned

• Use specific detail in everyday conversation


• Use effective speaking techniques in your job


• Seek Opportunities to speak in public


• You must persist


• Keep the certainty of reward before you