Types of Delivery for Speeches and Public Speaking

In this video, we're going to look at the four different types of delivery. When you stand up to present in a classroom or in a professional setting you have to decide how you're going to come across. We're going to look at the four different styles and look at the ups and the downs of each of them. Let's get into the details.

Hello again, friends. Alex Lyon here. If you've never subscribed to this channel, Communication Coach, it's here to help you increase your impact so you can lead the people around you to higher levels of excellence. And a big part of leadership is standing up and presenting. And when you stand up, you have to decide what your approach is going to be so we're going to talk about

the four types of delivery that you can choose from to deliver your next presentation. We're gonna start with one of my least favorite and we'll end on the fourth one with my favorite, the one I recommend. So first of all reading is the first approach that you could take to delivering a presentation. I do not

recommend reading your presentation word-for-word, however. This approach is pretty straightforward. You write out your entire presentation and you read it. Now let me ask you this. Do you like it when you see a presenter and they're reading their presentation the whole time word-for-word. Chances are you don't enjoy it very much and neither does anybody else. Now there are certain

situations where reading might help you. And you might need to use it if you're an extremely formal situation like a graduation ceremony or you're giving a toast at a wedding. You might want to write that out word for word. But, there are rare occasions where you'll be asked and expected to do this. Most commonly