this is a speaker strategy in establishing a collaborative conversation by opening a subject

refers to any limitation you have as a speaker

to make communication be organized and all ideas are well facilitated people in the circle must be given equal opportunities to present their ideas during the conversation

used to control and prevent unnecessary interruptions and topic shift in a certain conversation

considered as a procedural formality or informality that affects the development of certain topics in particular discussion or conversation

a diversionary tactic in which one person in discuss managed to subtly change the discussion topic to another related different topic without explicitly announcing the change of subject or reaching any kind of mutual agreement such a change is inappropriate

involves moving from one topic to another

refers to how speakers address problems in speaking listening and comprehending that they may encounter in a conversation

a self righting mechanism in any social interaction

refers to the conversation participants close initiating expression that end a topic in conversation

takes responsibility to signal the end of the discussion

provides the audience with a clear understanding of a concept or idea

this focus on tangible items like gadget product structures or people

this focuses on a process or sequence of event

focuses on an event that happened is happening or might happen in the future

focuses on beliefs knowledge theories principles or ideas

this can be used if you want to present the history evolution and development of your topic in a sequential order from present or beginning to end

this pattern is used when you want to talk about the physical structure of an object or the way how things fit together in a certain space

this can be used if you want to inform your audience about the main features description or categories of your topic

this can be used to show the origin and consequences of events or phenomena

this can be used if you want to compare objects events or concept underscoring their similarities and differences

form of communication that people of diverse background mostly engaged in

this type question the existence of a particular event or happening

as what are something is good or bad desirable or undesirable

something that requires a more judgemental response that does a question of fact

this speech questions an existing policy or rules or a proposed one

begin your story with a personal story observation or experience

providing striking statistic that can support your ideas

you can begin your statement with i believe that

these are questions which do not intend to elicit answer but to make a point

appeal to your audiences emotion

use this to exaggerate an idea

rule of three or using three words together to reinforce your point

identify the problem and then provide the solution that will show the practicality of your proposal

identify the problem analyze the root cause of the problem and that provide solutions

identify the problem present two solution to the problem and then compare the two solution then select the best solution

this happens when you attack the character of a person instead of his argument

this happens when the idea of a stated argument is repeated

this happens when two things which might not be alike in some aspect are compared and assumed to be similar in other ways

this happens when a statement of someone who is not expert in the field in question is being used in an argument

connection between two consecutive events are not clear

this happens when the answer does not address the question

choose a light topic