You’ve come to the end of what you wanted to say in your presentation. How do you end the speech properly? In this excerpt from a workshop for teens about public speaking, I share some tips on how to develop and organize your speech.
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The purpose of a speech’s conclusion is to wrap things up and stop. There are several ways you can do this effectively. Those covered in the video include:
- Circling to the beginning
- Summarize what you’ve said
- A story that illustrates the points in the speech
- A call to action
The above video was excerpted from two 45-minute workshops I facilitated for a group of teens and young adults. I am available to speak to your group, both in-person and virtually, on a variety of topics. For more information, visit www.carmaspence.com/speaker.
