Types of Delivery for Speeches and Public Speaking

The video tutorial discusses four types of presentation delivery: reading, memorizing, impromptu, and extemporaneous. Reading involves delivering a presentation word-for-word, which is not recommended due to lack of engagement. Memorizing is similar but can sound robotic. Impromptu speaking requires minimal preparation and is a valuable skill. Extemporaneous delivery, the recommended method, involves speaking from a well-practiced outline in a conversational style, allowing for audience engagement and adaptability.

What are the characteristics of the impromptu delivery style?

What makes extemporaneous speaking a preferred method for presentations?