Principle of speech delivery ppt. Oral communication

Speech delivery

1. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

2. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING The choice of the topic may be up to the speaker but, more often than not, the speaker is given the topic because it is the central theme of a program, conference or presentation

3. A speech for one occasion cannot simply be used for another. There is no speech that fits any and all occasion. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

4. This involves seeking out all the available means for finding materials to support the speech. Good sources are newspapers, magazines, books, journals, or any reading materials full of useful information. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

5. This makes sense of all the research conducted. With all the information gathered for the specific topic, it is quite easy to be overwhelmed. On the other hand, the next step is to organize the speech itself. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

6. Language Form Duration of Interaction Relationship of Speaker Responsibilities of the Speaker Message, Delivery PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

7. C hronological O utline, which refers to a historical or time approach like from past to the present,

8. Spatial or Geographical O utline, which means going from one place to another or from one direction to another

9. C ause and Effect O utline, which involves a discussion of both cause and effect of an issue,

10. P roblem – Solution O utline, which explains a problem and suggest a possible solution, and lastly,

11. T opical O utline, which divides the topic into subtopics based on importance or interest value.

12. I. A. B. C. II. A. 1. 2. a. i . ii. III.

13. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Voice Pitch Rate Volume Articulation Pronunciation

14. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Voice- it refers to the quality of voice which can be trained or developed over time.

15. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Pitch- It refers to the highness or lowness of tone

16. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Rate- It is the speed of speaking by someone or the total number of words can a speaker say in a minute. Ideal speed: 115-150 wpm

17. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Volume- it is the intensity or loudness and softness of your voice. This is used for emphasis.

18. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Articulation- refers to the clarity and enunciation of your words, phrases and sentences in a speech.

19. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Pronunciation- describes the combination of vowels, consonants, syllables and accent a speaker uses to emphasize specific words.

20. PRONUNCIATION -the way how a word is pronounced PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY

21. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY ENUNCIATION - saying or pronouncing words clearly - articulation

22. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY DICTION - the choice and use of words and phrases in a speech.

23. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Pause, Emphasis and Phrasing Pauses are interruptions in speech that separate thoughts and ideas.

24. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Words: pen, note, erase. etc. Phrases: I found the cp / inside the drawer / of the table in the office. //

25. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Vocal Elements: Clauses: The idea / that is embedded in the speech / is very subtle / that it took me minutes to ponder / before I finally absorbed it .

26. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Posture Movement Gesture Eye Contact Facial Expression

27. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: “A speaker’s appearance or physical attractiveness can significantly enhance his persuasive influence.” - Fletcher and Crochive

28. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Eye Contact establishes rapport with your audience.

29. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Gesture- arms and hands add emphasis.

30. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Movements of the hands and arms signal grace and purpose. Movement of the shoulders add meaning to delivery.

31. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Posture- standing straight with feet apart and shoulders squared facing the audience; No to slouching.

32. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Good posture signals vitality, courage, authority and belief in a worthy purpose.

33. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Bodily Elements: Facial Expressions help establish the author’s sincerity and the audience acceptability of the message conveyed.

34. PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH DELIVERY Logical organization Audience Profile, Duration, Word Choice, Grammatical Correctness, Articulation. Modulation, Stage Presence, Facial Expressions, Gestures, Movements, Rapport with the Audience

35. “You can speak well, if your tongue can deliver the message of your heart.” -John Ford