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  • Fear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and LanguageFear and Language

    Communicating through the Communicating through the

    difficult timesdifficult times

  • The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright The Stage Fright

    SpectrumSpectrumSpectrumSpectrumSpectrumSpectrumSpectrumSpectrum

    �� Stage Fright symptoms range Stage Fright symptoms range

    from:from:

    ��MILD to PARALYZINGMILD to PARALYZING

  • SymptomsSymptomsSymptomsSymptomsSymptomsSymptomsSymptomsSymptoms

    Include but are not limited to:Include but are not limited to:

    Sweaty palmsSweaty palms

    BlushingBlushing

    ShakingShaking

    Dry ThroatDry Throat

    Stuttering Stuttering

    ButterfliesButterflies

  • Stage frightStage frightStage frightStage frightStage frightStage frightStage frightStage fright————————can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or can be mild or

    paralyzingparalyzingparalyzingparalyzingparalyzingparalyzingparalyzingparalyzing

    �� TopophobiaTopophobia——looking stupidlooking stupid

    �� PhonophobiaPhonophobia——speaking speaking

    aloudaloud

    �� Social phobiaSocial phobia——evaluation by evaluation by

    othersothers

  • Find the sourceFind the sourceFind the sourceFind the sourceFind the sourceFind the sourceFind the sourceFind the source

    F. F. Lack of PreparationLack of PreparationC. C. Previous Bad Previous Bad

    ExperiencesExperiences

    E. E. Fear of Fear of

    ConsequencesConsequencesB. B. Center of Attention Center of Attention

    FearFear

    D. D. Poor SelfPoor Self--EsteemEsteemA. A. Fear of UnknownFear of Unknown

  • Working through fearWorking through fearWorking through fearWorking through fearWorking through fearWorking through fearWorking through fearWorking through fear

    �� Try to avoid the crossover Try to avoid the crossover

    pointpoint

    ��Where fear hinders your Where fear hinders your

    communication, instead of communication, instead of

    helping communication.helping communication.

  • Change your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptionsChange your perceptions

    �� Change Personal Perception with:Change Personal Perception with:

    A.A. Be PreparedBe Prepared

    B.B. Think PositivelyThink Positively

    C.C. A little fear can be HELPFUL A little fear can be HELPFUL ☺☺

  • Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of Change your perception of

    the Audiencethe Audiencethe Audiencethe Audiencethe Audiencethe Audiencethe Audiencethe Audience

    �� Change audience perceptionChange audience perception

    A.A. Audience is for you, not against Audience is for you, not against

    youyou

    B.B. Audience does not Audience does not ““knowknow”” how how

    nervous you arenervous you are

    C.C. Usually the audience wants to Usually the audience wants to

    listen to youlisten to you

  • Handling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightBefore the Speech

    Visualize

    Rehearse

    Appearance

    Watch Consumptions

  • Handling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightHandling Stage FrightDuring the Speech

    Divide & Conquer

    Follow audience cues

    Keep notes organized

    Remember to breathe

  • After the speechAfter the speechAfter the speechAfter the speechAfter the speechAfter the speechAfter the speechAfter the speech

    �� DO NOT:DO NOT:

    �� ApologizeApologize

    �� Put yourself downPut yourself down

    �� Insult audienceInsult audience

    �� Be excited because you are Be excited because you are FINISHED!FINISHED!

  • What about What about What about What about What about What about What about What about

    Language?Language?Language?Language?Language?Language?Language?Language?

    Oral Language BasicsOral Language Basics

  • Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral Characteristics of oral

    LanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguage

    StructureStructure

    GrammarGrammar SoundSound

    VocabularyVocabulary

    MeaningMeaning

    Oral Language

    Oral Language

  • Characteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of SoundCharacteristics of Sound

    Diction

    Dialect Enunciation

    Articulation

    Pronunciation

    Sound

  • Articulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation ProblemsArticulation Problems

    ��OmissionOmission——leaving out consonant leaving out consonant

    sound sound

    (dollar dolla)(dollar dolla)

    ��AdditionAddition——adds extra soundadds extra sound

    (wash warsh)(wash warsh)

    ��SubstitutionSubstitution——changes soundchanges sound

    (mirror mirrow)(mirror mirrow)

  • Levels of Usage

    Formal

    Technical (Jargon)

    Standard

    Informal

    Ungrammatical

    Colloquialism Slang

  • Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your Fine Tuning Your

    languagelanguagelanguagelanguagelanguagelanguagelanguagelanguage

    The doThe do’’s and Dons and Don’’tsts

  • Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand Step 1: Understand

    Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and Denotations and

    ConnotationsConnotationsConnotationsConnotationsConnotationsConnotationsConnotationsConnotations

    �� DenotationDenotation——dictionary definitiondictionary definition

    �� ConnotationConnotation——implied meanings implied meanings

  • Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome Step 2: Avoid Troublesome

    LanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguage

    Sexist

    Assumptive

    Absolute

    Racist

    Profane

    Judgmental

    Accusatory

  • Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless Step 3: Avoid Powerless

    LanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguageLanguage

    Fillers

    Tag

    VagueWording