Public Speaking is the most difficult form of verbal communication. People feel that speaking on a stage is similar to addressing a rally or a crowd for a meeting or a debate. But this misconception of ours was clarified and modified by Mr. Parnab Mukherjee during the course of a four day public speaking workshop, held from 17th to 20th November, 2014.
Mr. Parnab helped us to know the basics of public speaking rules regarding addressing an audience, posture on stage, voice modulation and also the use of correct tone and gestures to increase the efficiency of speech. He emphasized on the fact that a speech reaches its destination only if it is delivered with utmost efficiency.
Initially the characteristics of the students were identified to break the ice but then they were taught to structure a speech, to emphasize on the least important point of the topic and the use of anecdotes and examples. This not only helped them to improve their communication but also install confidence in them.
One of the most important developments as a result of this seminar was the formation of A Public Speaking and a Theatre Society called AIM (Actions In Me) under the mentorship of Parnab Sir and guidance of Prof. Vijay Kothari.
The students were extremely pleased with the workshop which received a very positive feedback.
An event to flaunt your knowledge on English grammar is certainly JAM. The rules for JAM were the classic rules which include interruption due to stammering, grammatical errors, abbreviation or use of slangs and Americanism. It surely is an event or in simple, a game that baffles everyone.
Prof Stuti Varhney and Sonal Sharma presented Season II of the extremely popular game show, this time, exclusively for the first-year students of BCom (Morning Section). After the customary welcome address by Prof Dilip Shah – the Dean of Student Affairs of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC), the management quiz took off, if one …
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Workshop On Public Speaking
Public Speaking is the most difficult form of verbal communication. People feel that speaking on a stage is similar to addressing a rally or a crowd for a meeting or a debate. But this misconception of ours was clarified and modified by Mr. Parnab Mukherjee during the course of a four day public speaking workshop, held from 17th to 20th November, 2014.
Mr. Parnab helped us to know the basics of public speaking rules regarding addressing an audience, posture on stage, voice modulation and also the use of correct tone and gestures to increase the efficiency of speech. He emphasized on the fact that a speech reaches its destination only if it is delivered with utmost efficiency.
Initially the characteristics of the students were identified to break the ice but then they were taught to structure a speech, to emphasize on the least important point of the topic and the use of anecdotes and examples. This not only helped them to improve their communication but also install confidence in them.
One of the most important developments as a result of this seminar was the formation of A Public Speaking and a Theatre Society called AIM (Actions In Me) under the mentorship of Parnab Sir and guidance of Prof. Vijay Kothari.
The students were extremely pleased with the workshop which received a very positive feedback.
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