The Memorization Phase of a Speech
- The key to memorizing a speech is to memorize it hierarchically. You begin with the broad chunks, moving to specific paragraphs, phrases, up until the intonation and your timing with the words.
- When starting with the chunks you simply write out the main points of the speech then cover them up and recall them.
- Moving up to the small points you can expand your bullets to represent each idea with one or two key words and quiz yourself until you have it memorized.
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