Types of SPEECH according to Purpose.ppt

The types of speech according to purpose include informative speech, persuasive speech, and entertainment speech

1. Preparing and Delivering a Speech Public Communication

2. Public Communication T he most recognizable speech context Only one speaker talking to a group of listeners Is not merely giving a speech but requires preparation

3. Public Communication Preparation means finding out what the speaker already knows about the topic then sourcing the information through research Then the speaker organizes the speech according to the PURPOSE OF THE SPEECH

4. OBJECTIVE: The learner…   Distinguishes the types of speeches. (EN11/12OC-IIcj-23)

5. Purpose of Speech Speaker communicates for five reasons through the Functions of Communication These purposes are called Goals of Speech The speaker can make one think, change one’s mind, or smile or laugh.

6. Categories of Speech Speech according to PURPOSE Speech according to the MANNER OF DELIVERY

7. Types of Speech according to PURPOSE Exploratory or Informative Speech Persuasive Speech Entertainment Speech

8. EXPLORATORY/INFORMATIVE It provides information history, theories, practical applications, etc. that can/will help the Listeners understand something that is unknown to them or already known to them but not yet clearly understood.

9. EXPLORATORY/INFORMATIVE It is meant to understand a topic in a more in-depth manner by providing data in an organized way. Sample: Bird Flu Virus (H5N6)

10. EXPLORATORY/INFORMATIVE Guidelines: It must have a Message prepared at the level of knowledge of the Speaker It must be tailored to fit the level of knowledge of the Listener It has to take into account the age, gender, social status, religion, and cultural affiliation of the Listener

11. PERSUASIVE Its goal is to change the Listener’s opinion, attitude, or belief regarding a certain topic (usually controversial) that can/will help convince the Listener

12. PERSUASIVE The speaker’s assertion must be supported by historical data in the form of statistical results and expert’s testimonies as well as comparisons and contrasts between the Speaker’s side and the Listener’s side of the equation Sample: Preparation for the Big One

13. PERSUASIVE Guidelines: It must have a Message prepared at the level of knowledge of the Speaker It must be tailored to fit the level of knowledge of the Listener It has to take into account the age, gender, social status, religion, and cultural affiliation of the Listener

14. ENTERTAINMENT It is not a comedy sketch The purpose is not only to tell a series of jokes It’s enough to make the Listeners smile or fell lighthearted after the speech

15. ENTERTAINMENT It must lead the Audience into looking at something familiar in a totally and completely humorous light by providing comparisons and contrasts, highlighting the quirks of important personages, assigning human characteristics to inanimate objects, or giving funny meanings to acronyms or anagram

16. ENTERTAINMENT Guidelines: It must have a Message prepared at the level of knowledge of the Speaker It must be tailored to fit the level of knowledge of the Listener It has to take into account the age, gender, social status, religion, and cultural affiliation of the Listener

17. SPEECH WRITING GUIDELINES It must have a Message prepared at the level of knowledge of the Speaker It must be tailored to fit the level of knowledge of the Listener It has to take into account the age, gender, social status, religion, and cultural affiliation of the Listener

18. Types of Speech Informative Persuasive Entertainment ( Show samples)

19. ACTIVITY: Analyzing a speaker delivering a speech