Social Work Communication - Public Speaking and Gender-Sensitive Language

Flashcards for effective public speaking and using gender-sensitive language.

Effective Public Speaking

Involves conveying ideas and messages clearly, confidently, and persuasively to an audience.

Preparation in Public Speaking

Includes knowing your audience, defining your purpose, researching and organizing content, and practicing.

Delivery in Public Speaking

Involves confidence, effective body language, vocal variety, and appropriate pacing.

Content in Public Speaking

Should include a clear message, storytelling, evidence to support points, and an emotional connection with the audience.

Overcoming Fears in Public Speaking

Can be achieved through thorough preparation, focusing on your message, using positive self-talk, and practicing relaxation techniques.

Benefits of Effective Public Speaking

Improved communication, increased confidence, career advancement, and personal growth.

Using Gender-Sensitive Language

Aims to promote inclusivity, respect, and understanding.

Key Principles of Gender-Sensitive Language

Avoiding gender stereotypes, using inclusive language, being mindful of power dynamics, and using person-first language.

Specific Guidelines for Gender-Sensitive Language

Using gender-neutral terms, avoiding assumptions, using respectful language, and being aware of cultural differences.

Best Practices for Gender-Sensitive Language

Using person-centered language, avoiding objectification, and promoting diversity and inclusion.

Person-First Language

Prioritizes the individual over their gender/identity.