Speaking Confidently Tip 3 - Story Telling is POWERFUL

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These resources are provided to assist young people to be more confident public speakers. For many students their first experience of public speaking is making a speech on assembly as part of the process of selecting candidates for student leadership positions at either primary or secondary school.
For many students speaking on assembly, in front of peers, teachers and parents is VERY daunting. These resources are designed to help students develop and build their confidence speaking in public.
The materials are designed to be used either by individual students or by schools. They are supported by PDF files that can be downloaded FREE OF CHARGE from the National Speakers Association Australia (NSAA) website or www.stevefrancis.net.au
Each of the Top 10 Tips are also presented and explained through a short video clip.
The tips are founded in the belief that confident public speaking is a skill that can be developed through experience, by applying the knowledge that is presented.
Acknowledgement
The materials were developed through the Kerrie Nairn Scholarship.
The Kerrie Nairn Scholarship is supported by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations through the Quality Outcomes Programme.
Disclaimer:
The views expressed do not necessarily represent the views of the Australian
Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.

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