What is seen through Lecturette
- Â Self Confidence.
- Ability to influence group.
- Power of expression.
- Clarity of thoughts.
- Determination to deliver under stress.
- General Awareness.
- Courage to speak in front of people.
- Command and power in your speaking style.
Tips for Lecturette Preparation
- Start practicing to speak in English.
- Speak with your friends, family members in English or talk to yourself only!
- Read newspapers and increase your general awareness about the most common things which could be asked also which are of national and international importance.
- Take sample topics like UNO, Indo-Pak relations etc. and give yourself a preparation time of three minutes, then mark with a clock or take anybody’s help to monitor three minutes time and give a lecture on your chosen topic.
- If you feel shy in giving lecture in front of any family member, then simply stand in front of the mirror and speak, trust me that help a lot!
- The topics given will be of different levels, like one will be of really high level, the other being slightly lower and so on. So choose your topic wisely.
- Choose only the topic you are well aware and conversant with, choosing a high level topic will not impress anybody if you’ll not speak well on it.
- Maintain a good posture while speaking, do not slouch or lean on the podium.
- Do not look unduly worried; remember it is only three minutes it will pass away 😉
- While lecturette the allotted three minutes seem to be the longest three minutes of our life, so speak slowly and clearly.
- Never look at the GTO while speaking.
- Make an eye contact with your friends sitting there; speak as if you are teaching them some topic.
- Divide your content so you’ll find easy to speak, keep your mind running all the time you are speaking.
- Do not use your hands while speaking.
- Do not exceed your time and also do not finish very fast.
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Well my idea behind it is to prepare a topic a day
And speak up
But some times it seems like I only memorised it and diliver it.
Does it okay or should I have to start delivering a topic without any help of memories or just frankly diliver the topic