7. Speech Delivery
- 2. Learning Targets I can differentiate the types of speech according to purpose. I can differentiate the types of speech delivery. I can identify the physical features of a speaker. I can evaluate a speech.
- 3. TYPES OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO PURPOSE
- 4. Types of Speech 1. Informative speech -provides the audience with a clear understanding of a concept or idea.
- 5. Types of Speech 2. Entertainment speech -is one whose sole purpose is to have the audience enjoy the presentation.
- 6. 3. Persuasive speech -seeks to provide the audience with favorable or acceptable ideas that can influence their own ideas and decisions. Types of Speech
- 7. TYPES OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO DELIVERY
- 8. Types of Speech 1. Extemporaneous • Speaking with limited preparation • Guided by notes or outline • Delivered conversationally • Most popular type
- 9. Types of Speech 2. Impromptu • Speaking without advanced preparation • Unrehearsed speech • Spoken conversationally
- 10. Types of Speech 3. Manuscript • Speaking with advanced preparation • Planned and rehearsed speech • Reading aloud a written message
- 11. Types of Speech 4. Memorized • Speaking with advanced preparation • Planned and rehearsed speech • Reciting a written message word-for- word from memory
- 14. The speaker’s appearance should be appealing to the audience. The audience in fact likes speakers who are similar to them. 1. Appearance
- 15. All the movements on the stage should be voluntary and warranted. Nervousness can cause involuntary movements which can distress both the speaker and the audience. 2. Movement
- 16. A confident speaker stands straight with his arms well relaxed. Nervous speakers sprawl on the podium and lean against the wall. There is always fear and tension. 3. Posture
- 17. The expression on the speaker’s face determines the audience’s closeness to him. Warm smile and confident look take the audience close to the speaker. 4. Facial Expressions
- 18. It is one of the most important gestures. It not only increases the speaker’s direct contact with the audience but also increases their interest in their speech. 5. Eye Contact
- 19. It is the right pronunciation of all the words. The people who suffer stage fright commit the mistake of deletion, addition, adding extra parts towards slurring. 7. Articulation
- 20. It is confirmed by the number of the audience but it should be loud enough for the speech to reach everybody. 6. Volume
- 21. Time is an important factor in Speech delivery. At the outset, the speaker should know the amount of time given for his speech and prepare accordingly. 8. Time
- 22. The speaker should use the language well suited for the audience. Too much of scientific terms may not go well with the common public. 9. Language
- 23. 10. Use Short stories, Anecdotes and Quotations according to the need. It is always good to start the speech with a small story as stories normally arouse interest. But remember, too much of anything is good for nothing.
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