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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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SPEAKING ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS

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SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION

HOW TO INTRODUCE A SPEAKER
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GUIDLINES TO FOLLOW

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1. BUILD ENTHUSIASM FOR THE UPCOMING SPEAKER

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2. BUILD ENTHUSIASM FOR THE SPEAKERS TOPIC

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3. ESTABLISH A WELCOMING CLIMATE THAT WILL BOOST THE SPEAKERS CREDIBILITY

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BE BRIEF

QUICK AND TO THE POINT
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BE ACCURATE

MAKE SURE YOU BACK UP FACTS
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ADAPT, ADAPT, ADAPT

TO THE OCCASION, MAIN SPEAKER, AND THE AUDIENCE
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BE READY!

FOR FEEDBACK
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LAUGHTER

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TEARS

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OUTBURST

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SPEAK OF THE MAIN PERSON IN DETAIL

SAVE HIS/HER NAME FOR LAST
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II. SPEECHES OF PRESENTATION

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GIFT

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AWARD

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PUBLIC RECOGNITION

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WHY THE RECIPIENT IS RECEIVING THIS AWARD

POINT OUT CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS THAT RELATE TO THE AWARD
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iiI. SPEECHES OF ACCEPTANCE

TO GIVE THANKS FOR A GIFT OR AN AWARD
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BREVITY

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HUMILITY

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GRACIOUSNESS

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IV. COMMEMORITVE SPEECHES

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PRAISE OR CELBRATION

EX. PAY A TRIBUTE TO A PERSON, GROUP OF PEOPLE, AN INSTITUTION, OR AN IDEA
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ACCOMPLISH TWO THINGS

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WHY IS IT PRAISEWORTHY?

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INSPIRE YOUR AUDIENCE

TO DO THIS YOU WILL EXPRESS FEELINGS
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5 ITEMS YOU CAN USE TO INSPIRE

METAPHORS, SIMILES, PARALLELISM, REPETITION, ANTIHESIS, AND ALLITERATION

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