Steps of a Conclusion

Each part of a speech – introduction, body, and conclusion – repeats information from previous parts. Effective communicators use repetition to ensure the audience absorbs their message accurately. Repetition is sometimes referred to as the Tell'em³ Principle (pronounced "Tell 'em cubed"): tell your audience what you are going to tell them, then tell them, and then tell them what you told them. The Tell'em³ Principle is particularly important to use with listeners because they can't go back and review what you said earlier.

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