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    This document provides information about impromptu speeches. It defines an impromptu speech as one delivered with little preparation time. The objectives are to identify features of impromptu speeches, develop topics, deliver an effective speech, evaluate speeches, and apply learning skills. Strategies for organizing impromptu speeches are discussed, including using a past-present-future structure, a point-reason-example structure, and an opening-rule of three-clinchers structure. Tips for delivery include pausing before speaking and stating the main point briefly. Advantages are spontaneous speaking while disadvantages include lack of organization and connection with the audience.

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    This document provides information about impromptu speeches. It defines an impromptu speech as one delivered with little preparation time. The objectives are to identify features of impromptu speeches, develop topics, deliver an effective speech, evaluate speeches, and apply learning skills. Strategies for organizing impromptu speeches are discussed, including using a past-present-future structure, a point-reason-example structure, and an opening-rule of three-clinchers structure. Tips for delivery include pausing before speaking and stating the main point briefly. Advantages are spontaneous speaking while disadvantages include lack of organization and connection with the audience.

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    Group 2 - Stem 11 - Impromptu Speech Presentation

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    This document provides information about impromptu speeches. It defines an impromptu speech as one delivered with little preparation time. The objectives are to identify features of impromptu speeches, develop topics, deliver an effective speech, evaluate speeches, and apply learning skills. Strategies for organizing impromptu speeches are discussed, including using a past-present-future structure, a point-reason-example structure, and an opening-rule of three-clinchers structure. Tips for delivery include pausing before speaking and stating the main point briefly. Advantages are spontaneous speaking while disadvantages include lack of organization and connection with the audience.

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    IMPROMPTU

    SPEECH
    GROUP 2
    GRADE 11 STEM
    PRESENTERS:
    ROMAR JEAN D. CACAS
    LYKA MAE AQUE
    RACEL APALLA
    BRANDON ENTE
    MARK JHON SEQUIG
    OBJECTIVES
    •IDENTIFY THE FEATURES OF AN IMPROMPTU SPEECH;

    •WRITE TOPICS APPROPRIATE FOR AN IMPROMPTU SPEECH;

    •DEVELOP AND DELIVER AN EFFECTIVE IMPROMPTU


    SPEECH;

    •EVALUATE AND CRITIQUE AN IMPROMPTU SPEECH;

    •APPLY LEARNING AND THINKING SKILLS, LIFE SKILLS, AND


    ICT LITERACY IN ORGANIZING AND DELIVERING AN
    IMPROMPTU SPEECH; AND

    •REFLECT ON YOUR LEARNING ON ORGANIZING AND


    DELIVERING AN IMPROMPTU SPEECH.
    FEEL FREE TO MAKE THIS AN OPEN
    DISCUSSION FOR QUESTIONS OR
    CLARIFICATIONS.

    LET US START

    WHAT IS
    IMPROMPTU SPEECH?
    Impromptu speeches are delivered
    with little or no time for preparation. In
    most instances, you are called to speak
    at the spur of the moment because you
    are expected to be knowledgeable
    about the subject.
    EXAMPLE
    EXAMPLE #1
    your teacher assigned you to read an article before the
    class starts. Then, during the class you were asked to
    deliver an impromptu speech about what you have
    learned from the article.

    EXAMPLE #2
    when you are campaigning for a position in school and
    you are asked by your fellow students to respond to
    their questions.
    STRATEGIES IN
    ORGANIZING AND
    DELIVERING AN
    IMPROMPTU
    SPEECH
    1. PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
    This is the structure in which you can take any topic
    and discuss it in three moves. The first move is a
    discussion of the past. You take a step back and sketch
    a narrative about what used to be, the conditions and
    the situations that came before. This is easy to do
    because for every topic, there is a past. The next is the
    present where you paint a picture of what is. You can
    literally look around you to make this move. Then finally,
    you talk about the future you envision.
    2. POINT-REASON-EXAMPLE
    Start by a short description of the topic.
    Follow this with the ideal impact you desire and
    finally the outcome you wish to achieve through
    communication. Then continue the opening of
    what you want to say by asserting a point. In the
    body of the topic, you outline reasons for stating
    this point and illustrate with examples. Your
    conclusion restates the position you first made
    3. OPENING, RULE OF THREE, CLINCHER
    You begin by stating your main
    topic or opening. Then, to support
    your topic, apply the rule of three by
    using the ordinal adverbs (first,
    second, and third). Finally, state your
    topic's clincher, vision, or conclusion.
    OTHER
    STRATEGIES

    IN ORGANIZING AND
    DELIVERING AN
    IMPROMPTU SPEECH
    1. BRIDGING

    this entails building a


    connection between what
    you do know and what you
    do not know.
    2. REFRAMING
    rephrasing or redefining the topic

    into something that you want to


    talk about. This usually occurs if
    you think the topic is inappropriate
    or it is not meant for you.
    3. PLAYING DEVIL’S ADVOCATE

    this refers to you


    standing on the
    opposite side.
    TIPS
    IN DELIVERING AN IMPROMPTU SPEECH

    TIP #1
    Once you are requested to say something, pause

    for a moment to plan in your head what to say.

    TIP #2
    State your main point briefly and deliver it at a

    pace your audience can follow

    TIP #3
    End by saying thank you.
    OTHER DETAILS
    IMPROMPTU SPEECH
    DESCRIPTION

    -SPEAKING WITHOUT ADVANCED PREPARATION


    -UNREHEARSED SPEECH
    -SPOKEN CONVERSATIONALLY

    SPEAKING SITUATION

    -IN AN EVENT WHERE YOU ARE ASKED TO SAY FEW


    WORDS
    -FIRST DAY AT WORK OR IN CLASS, OR DURING AN
    INTERVIEW
    ADVANTAGES

    -SPONTANEOUS OR NATURAL SPEAKING


    -MORE FOCUSED AND BRIEF

    DISADVANTAGES

    -TENDENCY TO BE DISORGANIZED
    -LACKS CONNECTION WITH THE
    AUDIENCE
    -NERVE-RACKING FOR INEXPERIENCED
    SPEAKERS AND BEGINNERS
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING.
    Please do not be shy about asking a question. If there are no more
    questions, let's proceed to watch the video lesson to recap our
    discussion.

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