Part 7: NONVERBAL DELIVERY

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Figure false: The Dalai Lama’s warm and open nonverbal communication style connects his words with his audience.
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SPEAKER’S REFERENCE

Chapter 17 Methods of Delivery

Qualities of Effective Delivery

Select a Method of Delivery

image ESL SPEAKER’S NOTES Avoiding the Pitfalls of Manuscript Delivery

image ETHICALLY SPEAKING A Tool for Good and Evil

image CHECKLIST Ready for the Call: Preparing for the Extemporaneous Speech

Chapter 18 The Voice in Delivery

Adjust Your Speaking Volume

Vary Your Intonation

image CHECKLIST Tips on Using a Microphone

Adjust Your Speaking Rate

Use Strategic Pauses

Strive for Vocal Variety

Carefully Pronounce and Articulate Words

image ESL SPEAKER’S NOTES Vocal Variety and the Non-Native Speaker

image SELF-ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST Practice Check for Vocal Effectiveness

image A CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Using Dialect (Language Variation) with Care

Chapter 19 The Body in Delivery

Enhance Your Credibility Through Nonverbal Cues

Pay Attention to Body Language

image SELF-ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST Tips for Using Effective Facial Expressions

image CHECKLIST Tips for Effective Gesturing

image CHECKLIST Broad Dress Code Guidelines

image A CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Nonverbal Communication Patterns in Different Cultures

Practice the Delivery

ABOUT THE DALAI LAMA

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Figure false: Cesar Rangel/AFP/Getty Images

The photo that opens this tab shows the Dalai Lama, the Buddhist spiritual leader of Tibet. He speaks and teaches around the globe, spreading his message of peace and compassion. On May 9, 2014, he gave a speech entitled “Cultivating Compassion in Everyday Life” in Oslo, Norway. The Dalai Lama uses gestures and open body language to help convey his thoughts on equality and human rights. The Dalai Lama’s speaking style shows that nonverbal communication can create a powerful connection with audience members.