What is a good way to remeber a speech with out any help form papers or any stuff like that?
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just keep re-reading the sentances.... eventually you will memorize it --- keep practicing..GOOD LUCK :-)
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The best thing you can do is PRACTICE.  Write an outline on a couple notecards -- that are the major points of your speech.  Remember those points - and you will be able to talk freely on the topic.  But really, just practice what you need to say - and it will go smooth.
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1.  Decide the topics (make it something important to you that you care about if possible, something you strongly belive)\n2.  Research the topics\n3.  decide what you want to say\n4.  make an outline\n5.  add details to the outline\n6.  start practicing your speech\n7.  practice in front of other people and get feedback\n8.  improve your speech (more research may be needed)\n9.  breathe and relax
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Public Speaking is easy, I assume you don't think so, having asked these questions, so here's how I do it:\n\n* Know your stuff - know *about* what you are going to say, not *what* you are going to say\n* Don't prepare a speech and try and learn it. If you miss a line, you'll panic. Instead, remember what points you want to make, and the general flow of the speech. If you know your stuff, you'll naturally fill in the blanks\n* Time yourself talking about the subject - talking aloud to nobody is a bit weird, but it helps cement in your mind what you'll say, and check it meets the time slot given.\n* Slow down. It's easy to panic, rush through your stuff, and run out of material.
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Repetition does not guarantee memorization. Do you remember poems or speeches you had to give from memory in high school? I don't. The best way to improve memory is to associate the item with as many things as you can think of. Anything, sights, sounds, smells, words, feelings. The more the better. Saying it and hearing yourself say them is also important. But all in all, if you don't use it regularly, it will soon be relegated to your mental trash bin.
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Follow the following simple steps:\n1.Prepare a good story on the stuff that you wish to speak. Understand them well .\n2.Remember the story by heart.\n3.Stand in front of a mirror and repeat your story as many times as possible till you don't fumble and can speak continuously. Remember unless you can memorise and vomit wthout fumbling you can't deliver the results.\n4.After this make this presentation with your youger ones and with family and friends.\n5.Once you are confident jusk tell your friends to ask questions and start answering them. If you have problems then think of as many questions as possible and their best possible answers.\n6.Repaet the presentations with small groups of family and friends.\n7.IMPORTANT: WHILE MAKING THE PRESENTATION REMEMBER YOU HAVE MADE LOT OF EFFORTS AND YOU KNOW BETTER THAN YOUR AUDIENCES. HENCE  SPEAK CONFIDENTLY.\nIf you have any doubt in answering a question just answer and tell "This is what best I can think of. There may be better ways . "\nOr Just say" This is what I think. Correct me if I am wrong"\nHENCE THE KEY IS CONFIDENCE LEVEL. JUST MAKE THE PRESENTATION WITH FULL CONFIDENCE. THIS CAN BE DONE ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE PREPARED YOUR STORY WELL AND HAVE PRACTISED IT WELL.
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I too, have a difficult time with retaining information, but I found the easiest way for me to keep anything in memory is to write out the answers to questions as I read them...that and a good night's sleep are very helpful to me, I hope they will help you as well.
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This is what I have discovered.  Read over the material in the book or your notes from class (as soon after the class as possible).  Have a small tape recorder next to you and turn it on while you say in your own words the important things to remember to do well in the test.   Once you have the tape, listen to it several times especially times that are available as multitask times (ie.  while driving the car, walking, jogging, working out.  You can even listen when you want to take a nap.  Just start listening and go ahead and fall asleep if you want, it can't hurt as long as you listen to your own tape as many times as possible.  If the lectures are recordable then you can also make a tape of the instructors lecture.  Listen a zillion times and you will have the stuff practically memorized with almost no effort.
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Write it down, then repeat it over and over at least seven times.  Close your eyes and try to visualize what you are trying to memorize.  Associate it with a picture, color, or person, anything that may help you recall.
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Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Involve me and I understand.\n"Chinese proverb"\n\nThis is a great summary of auditory, visual and kinesthetic learning.
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learn parts of speech
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Its always good to break the ice with a joke or witty remark. Dont worry about being nervous and shaky, if you are doing a speech for school everyone knows what you feel like. Be your natural self - dont try to be extremely proper or news anchorman like. Just be yourself, study what you wanna say, so you dont have to use to many notes. Use gestures and mimik where appropriate.
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jus practice your speech so you know what your saying and make sure you understand it, that is the best advice to help nerves because if you do not understand what you are talking about then you are going to mess up. People say imagining the people in front of you naked is the best idea but that would just make me laugh so i suggest trying out your speech in front of friends or family first. Just don't worry to much, its only natural to be nervous. Good luck!
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Nearly the most important thing to the content of your speech is that you speak slowly and as clearly as you possibly can.  Also, stand up nice & straight and don't fidget or sloch. Try to project your answer all the way to the back of the room.  Try to use words such as "like" or "um" as little as you possibly can.  Good luck - you'll do great!
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Practice your speech in front of friends/family first.  They will give you good practice and help suggest things you might not have noticed like you're moving your hands around too much.\nPut the speech in perspective.  Talk as though your speech is the most important thing in the world and you need to get out there and let the world know what you have to say.\nYou are too focused on what people will think and truthfully no one will really remember.\nAlso practice daily visualization of your perfect speech.  Imagine over and over how well it will go.  Don't negativity into your mind.  And just do it!  Turn your fear into a nice rush.\nEverything will go okay.
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Try these steps: \n\n1. Look around you and see if there's an object with interesting helpful, funny or valuable technical features. \n\nThese lists helped me figuring out ideas:\n\nhttp://www.speech-topics-help.com/demonstration-speech-topics.html\nhttp://www.speech-topics-help.com/expository-speech-topics.html\nhttp://www.speech-topics-help.com/visual-aid-speech-topics.html\n\n2. Show how the object works, demonstrate the steps, tell and show what you can do with it, how it is made and why you want have chosen it.\n\n3. And - to keep them awake - let them try the features themselves. React on their comments and questions!
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take some speech class.\n \nStep One : Planning\nOur guide will make public speaking a whole lot easier for you. Build solid foundations for a successful speech by using your knowledge of the occasion, the audience, and their expectations.\n \nStep Two : Writing\nLearn the fundamentals of successful speechwriting. Discover how to correctly structure your speech with a strong opening, a purposeful body, and a memorable conclusion.\n \nStep Three : Delivery\nShould you use a script, use notes or rely on your memory during the delivery of your speech? Finally, read our Delivery Tips for some ideas of what you should and should not do during a public speaking engagement.