Using non-verbal features to present a speech effectively
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I can understand how non-verbal features contribute to the effective presentation of a speech.
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Paralanguage is important: the pitch, tempo, loudness or tone of voice that is used in speeches can enhance the content.
Kinesics - gesture and posture - can be used to engage the audience and to add emphasis to important points.
Spoken language often needs to be slower than feels natural.
Pupils need to consider their spatial behaviour- too much movement can be distracting but too little can be wooden.
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