Speech Writing Powerpoint presentation.pptx

Speech Writing Powerpoint presentation.pptx

1. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

2. REVIEW What are the four types of speech according to delivery? What do these four have in common? 2

3. SPEECH WRITING

4. What is Speech Writing? Speech writing is the process of planning , organizing , preparing ideas before delivering them to an audience. Purpose : To communicate your message clearly , logically , and persuasively . 4

5. Why learn Speech Writing? A good speaker is also a good writer . A well-organized speech makes your message clear and memorable . It helps you avoid filler words , repetition , and confusion . It builds your confidence because you already know your structure and key points. 5

6. The Four Principles of Speech Writing Principle Explanation 1. Choosing the Topic Pick a subject that is relevant, interesting, and fits your audience. 2. Analyzing the Audience Know their age, background, and interests — tailor your message to them. 3. Sourcing Information Gather facts, statistics, and examples from credible sources. 4. Outlining the Content Arrange ideas logically — introduction, body, and conclusion. 6

7. Choosing a Topic When choosing a topic, ask yourself: Is it interesting to me and my audience? Is it relevant to the current time? Can I explain it clearly in a short time? 7

8. Choosing a Topic Example Topics: “Youth Empowerment Through Education” “The Power of Social Media in Today’s World” “Respect and Responsibility Among Students” 8

9. Analyzing Your Audience Know who will listen. Adjust your tone, examples, and words based on the audience. Example: If your audience is students , use relatable examples. If your audience is teachers or parents , be formal and respectful. 9

10. Sourcing Information Why do we need to research? To make your speech credible and factual. To give examples that strengthen your argument. To avoid misinformation. Sources may include: Books, news articles, research journals, interviews, and online databases. 10

11. Sourcing Information Why do we need to research? To make your speech credible and factual. To give examples that strengthen your argument. To avoid misinformation. Sources may include: Books, news articles, research journals, interviews, and online databases. 11

12. Outlining the Content An outline helps organize your ideas into a clear structure. Common outline patterns: Chronological – by order of time or events. Cause and Effect – shows reason and result. Problem–Solution – identifies an issue and proposes answers. Topical – divides the topic into categories or themes. 12

13. Outlining the Content Example: Topic: “Plastic Pollution” Problem : Too much plastic waste. Solution : Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. 13

14. Example Speech Outline Topic: “The Role of Education in Building the Nation” Introduction: Start with a quote or question. Body: Education builds character. Education creates opportunities. Education shapes good citizens. Conclusion: Summarize and inspire action. 14

15. Group Activity: Create a Mini Outline Task: (By row) In groups, create a 2–3 minute speech outline using one type of pattern (chronological, cause–effect, problem–solution, or topical). Topics: “Students and Internet Addiction” “The Importance of Mental Health” “How to Become a Responsible Netizen” “Why Discipline Matters in School” 15

16. Output: A short written outline ( Intro , Body , Conclusion ). Present your outline briefly in class 16

17. Assignment: Think of one speech topic you’d like to deliver in the future (graduation message, youth leadership, or awareness campaign). Write a 3-paragraph mini draft following your chosen outline type. 17