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    Quarter 2 – Module 3:

    Principles of Effective
    Speech Writing and
    Delivery
    LESSON 1: PRINCIPLES OF
    EFFECTIVE SPEECH WRITING
    WARM-UP
    LESSON 1: PRINCIPLES OF
    EFFECTIVE SPEECH WRITING
    Answer TRUE if you think the statement is correct. If not, answer FALSE.

    1. I should consider my audience’s age,


    interest and gender when writing my
    true
    speech.
    2. I should use impressive words so that my
    audience will be amazed.
    false
    Answer TRUE if you think the statement is correct. If not, write FALSE.

    3. I should research on what my audience


    know about the topic.
    true
    4. I should use jargon in my speech to
    make it more reliable.
    false
    Answer TRUE if you think the statement is correct. If not, write FALSE.

    5. I should use varied methods to make my


    topic more organized.
    true
    6. I should never consider the length of my
    speech.
    false
    Answer TRUE if you think the statement is correct. If not, write FALSE.

    7. I should consider my audience’s


    attention span in writing my speech.
    true
    8. I should use catchy starter to get my
    audience’s attention.
    true
    Answer TRUE if you think the statement is correct. If not, write FALSE.

    9. I should edit my work only because of


    grammatical errors.
    false
    10. I should never ask someone to
    proofread or comment on my speech.
    false
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Audience Profile
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Audience Profile
    • Who is the audience?
    • How many?
    • What does the audience know about the subject?
    • Why should they be interested?
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Audience Profile
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Logical Organization
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:
    Logical Organization
    • The written speech has three parts: the
    introduction, body and conclusion.
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Introduction
    The introduction is the most crucial part of the
    speech. It is generally only 10 to 15 percent of
    the time the speaker spends speaking.
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Introduction
    According to Wrench (2012), good introduction serves five
    functions:
    (1) you should be able to gain audience attention and interest,
    (2) it states the purpose of your speech,
    (3) it establishes your credibility,
    (4) it should provide reasons for your audience to listen
    (5) your introduction should preview the main idea of your speech.
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Introduction
    According to Wrench (2012), good introduction serves five
    functions:
    (1) you should be able to gain audience attention and interest,
    (2) it states the purpose of your speech,
    (3) it establishes your credibility,
    (4) it should provide reasons for your audience to listen
    (5) your introduction should preview the main idea of your speech.
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    The body of the speech is the core part of the
    speech that addresses the main ideas and
    principles of the speech. It consists of the main
    points. This is presented using methods of
    organization (Flores, 2016).
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    Transitional/Cohesive Devices
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Body
    Transitional/Cohesive Devices
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Conclusion

    After writing the body of your speech following the


    methods of organization, the last thing that you
    need to work on is how to end it.
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Conclusion
    The conclusion has to be written using different strategies
    (Tandoc, 2016).
    ❖ Present a summary
    ❖ Repeat the key ideas presented
    ❖ Repeat the central idea for emphasis
    ❖ Go back to the strategy used in the introduction
    ❖ Signal the end of your speech
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Logical Organization
    SPEECH:

    • The Conclusion
    The conclusion has to be written using different strategies
    (Tandoc, 2016).
    ❖ End with an impact
    • Thought-provoking questions
    • Humor
    • Quotation
    • A call for action
    • A connection to a larger context
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Duration
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Duration
    SPEECH:

    Most experts say that the ideal length of speech is up to 20


    minutes. (GrayGrant, 2017).
    Introduction: 2 minutes (250 words)
    Body:
    Point 1: 5 minutes (625 words)
    Point 2: 5 minutes (625 words)
    Point 3: 5 minutes (625 words)
    Conclusion: 3 minutes (375 words) Total word count: 2,500
    words (20 minutes)
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Word
    Choice
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Word Choice
    SPEECH:

    The following words should be avoided in a written


    speech (Tandoc, 2016).
    a. Jargons or technical terms specific only for a group of
    people
    b. Redundancy or excessive repetition of words
    c. Language inappropriate for the audience
    d. Language inappropriate for the occasion
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A
    SPEECH:

    Grammatica
    l
    Correctness
    PRINCIPLES TO CONSIDER IN WRITING A

    Grammatical Correctness
    SPEECH:

    • Good command of the language helps listeners


    understand you quickly.

    • Grammar inconsistencies slow down the


    communication process and generate negative
    impressions for the audience, as your ideas and thoughts
    are not clear and coherently conveyed.

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