Speech Techniques and Planning
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Speech Techniques and Planning
Florence's draft speech
“Look beyond this window. The volcano may seem quiet, but quiet does not mean lifeless. Our instruments listen for tiny tremors, measure changes in heat and watch for clues in the ground. What can those clues teach us? They help scientists understand how the volcano is changing. Careful observation protects knowledge—and can help people make safer choices. So let us stay curious, ask questions and pay attention. The next important clue might be small, but its meaning could be enormous.”
- To draw the audience’s attention to the setting
- To prove that the audience already knows the science
- To make the speech sound like a list of instructions
- To tell the audience to leave the observatory
- Speak clearly, pause between the steps and gesture towards the instruments
- Rush through the explanation while looking only at the floor
- Whisper the whole speech and turn away from the audience
- Use the same volume and pace for every sentence
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