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    1. The document discusses principles of effective speech delivery, including articulation, modulation, stage presence, facial expressions, rapport, and speech analysis. 2. It provides information on how to properly form sounds, control tone and volume, engage an audience, use gestures, achieve harmony, and evaluate a speech. 3. Students then participate in group activities where they prepare and deliver speeches on given topics, and reflect on what they learned about effective speech delivery techniques.

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    PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE

    SPEECH DELIVERY

    FACT OR BLUFF
    FACT?
    1. In a speech
    or delivery, our goal is
    BLUFF? to deliver a good
    speech.

    IT IS A FACT!
    FACT?
    2. Facial expressions
    or are essential in setting
    BLUFF? the emotional tone for a
    speech.

    IT IS A FACT!
    FACT?
    3. Modulation
    or happens when you
    show descriptive
    BLUFF?
    gestures.

    IT IS A BLUFF!
    FACT?
    4.We become fluent
    or in verbal
    communication
    BLUFF?
    through our
    gestures.
    IT IS A BLUFF!
    FACT? 5.Arm and hand
    or movements
    constitute gesture
    BLUFF?

    IT IS A FACT!
    SPEECH
    Speech is the communication or
    expression of thoughts in spoken
    words.
     A good speech delivery means
    that you are capable and able to
    present your message in a clear,
    coherent, and interesting way.
    (Stephen Lucas)
    PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
    SPEECH DELIVERY

    1 2 SPEECH
    ANALYSIS
    GROUP
    ACTIVITY

    3 4 5 REFLECTION ASSIGNMENT
    ARTICULAT
    ION
    The instance on how well and
    precisely you form vowels and
    consonants using your lips, tongue,
    jaw, and palate to form the sounds to
    speak is crucial in making your
    message get crossed.
    MODULATI
    ON
    This happens when you control or adjust
    the tone or volume of your voice as you
    try to lower your voice to a loud whisper
    in order to get the attention of your
    audience as they find your message more
    appealing, dramatic, and mysterious.
    STAGE
    PRESENCE
    The speaker’s ability to get and
    secure the audience’s interest in
    listening to him/her through his
    or her presentation style refers to
    stage presence.
    FACIAL EXPRESSION
    AND
    BODY MOVEMENTS
    To effectively communicate
    emotions and enthusiasm while
    speaking, the speaker must use
    emphatic and descriptive
    gestures.
    RAPPOR
    T
    It happens when you have
    everything in concordance
    or harmony.
    SPEECH ANALYSIS
    GROUP ACTIVITY
    GROUP 1
    You are one of the candidates of
    the Philippine National
    Presidential Election. Prepare a
    speech on what you can do to
    resolve the economic crisis in the
    Philippines.
    GROUP 2

    You are a T.V. reporter. Tell


    about the updates of
    COVID 19 in the
    Philippines.
    GROUP 3
    You join a beauty pageant.
    Answer the given question:

    What should we do to
    increase awareness about
    environmental pollution?
    Rubrics for Assessment
    5 4 3 2
    Skillful control of technique and an Skillful control of technique Control of technique Limited control of technique
    ability to use technique to bring about
    a thoughtful response in the audience

    Consistent effective eye Effective eye contact that Eye contact is present but may Minimal eye contact with
    contact that commands supports audience involvement not be made consistently with all audience; some reading of
    audience involvement members of the audience content

    Exceptionally clear Clear enunciation and correct Mostly clear enunciation and Unclear enunciation or
    enunciation and correct pronunciation correct pronunciation incorrect pronunciation
    pronunciation

    Outstanding variations in Effective variations in rate, Effective rate, volume, tone, Some rate or volume
    rate, volume, tone, and voice volume, tone, and voice and voice inflection inadequacies; little variation in
    inflection inflection tone and voice inflection

    Superior fluent delivery and Strong use of nonverbal Appropriate use of nonverbal Inconsistent use of
    exceptional use of nonverbal techniques techniques appropriate nonverbal
    techniques techniques
    REFLECTION
     What were your thoughts or ideas
    about the principles of speech
    delivery prior to the discussion of
    the lesson?

     What new or additional ideas did


    you learn after taking up this
    lesson?
    ASSIGNMENT

    Using your knowledge on effective


    speech delivery, list down what a
    speaker must do and must not do
    when preparing for and delivering a
    speech through a graphic organizer
    in a separate sheet of paper.

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