Body Launguage
(JUMBULA RAMADEVI DEVI, HYDERABAD)
The body language of a speaker
plays a very important and vital role while delivering a speech. the look of the
speaker, his eyes and the way he moves, all reflects his confidence. all great
orators of all times have a very positive and impressive body language. they
have looked confident even when they had to deliver an impromptu speech. some of
the great orators had a certain style of speaking , which could only be
associated with them. many leaders and sportsperson use the V sing by raising
their two fingers to signify victory.
To make the speech more effective , the speaker should make appropriate
gestures, mould the facial expressions and add a spark in his eyes . a person
might be a specialist in his field but it is not necessary that he will be a
good speaker also. to be a good speaker , he will have to practice hard. it is
important to remain calm before and during the speech, as the signs of
nervousness may be reflected through the body language. signs of nervousness
include frequent biting of nails, scratching of head , closing and opening of
shirt buttons, readjusting the knot of necktie, etc.
A speaker should look out for following factors concerning his body languages.
The standing posture - the way a speaker stands reflects a lot about his
attitude. if he stand leisurely, it seems that he has a casual approach to the
speech. on the other hand, if he stands in attention, he might look slightly
funny and also very formal and authoritative . a speaker should be relaxed while
speaking and stand straight. his body should not bend on any of the sides . a
smile on the face and a confident look along with a good posture.