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    LECTURE

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    ORAL COM SPEECH DELIVERY (1)

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    Oral Com Speech Delivery

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    LECTURE

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    O MM UN IC AT IO N

    ORA L C

    P R IN C IP L ES O F
    SPE E C H D EL IV ER Y
    ord ing to Deli very
    Sp eec h A c c
    Types of

    EXTEMPORANEOUS IMPROMPTU MEMORIZED


    SPEECH
    • Speaking with limited • SPEECH
    Speaking without • Speaking with advanced
    preparation advanced preparation preparation
    • Guided by notes or outline • Unrehearsed speech • Planned and rehearsed
    • Delivered Conversationally • Spoken conversationally speech
    • Most popular type • Spoken conversationally
    O R I Z ED
    MEM
    SP EEC H
    DESCRIPTION:
    • Speaking with advance preparation
    • Planned and rehearsed speech
    • Reading aloud a written message

    SPEAKING SITUATIONS:
    • Newscasting with a Teleprompter or
    autocue device
    • Presenting the legal proceedings and
    verdit in court
    • Reading the rules and criteria in a
    contest
    S C RI P T
    MAN U
    SP EE C H

    ADVANTAGES:
    • Exact repetition of the written
    words
    • Guided speech

    DISADVANTAGES:
    • Boring and uninteresting
    presentation
    • Lacks audience rapport/connection
    I P S F O R
    M O R E T
    S P E E C H
    E CT I V E
    E F F
    L I V E RY
    DE
    TI P NO. 1 TI P NO. 2 TI P NO. 3
    Look at your
    Use a audience members in
    Remember to adjust
    conversational your volume to the
    the eye so they will
    size of the audience
    style more often. feel that they are
    and the venue.
    part of your speech.

    TI P NO. 4 TI P NO. 5
    Vary your rate or
    speed to keep your Master your voice
    audience interested and find your
    and to avoid a pitch level (high
    monotone pattern. or low).
    TI P NO. 6 TI P NO. 7 TI P NO. 8
    Use pauses when Pronounce and Avoid fillers or
    you emphasize the enunciate words expressions that
    most important correctly. substitute actuak
    words, phrases or words in your
    sentences. speech.

    TI P NO. 9 TI P NO. 1 0
    Start your speech by Use precise
    standing right and
    movements and
    balancing your
    avoid distracting
    weight.
    mannerisms.
    TI P NO. 1 1 TI P NO. 1 2
    Avoid having a poker Dress properly and
    face or a highly appropriately.
    animated face.

    TI P NO. 1 3 TI P NO. 1 4
    Observe ethics by
    coming prepare, being Breathe in and out
    polite and honest, to relax before
    avoiding offensive your speech.
    words, back-biting or
    copying someone’s
    work.
    TAT I O N
    P R E S E N
    SPE E C H
    R I C S
    RUB
    y o u fo r
    Th a n k
    en in g !
    List
    I V E R I N G
    I N D E L
    TI P S S P E E C H
    S C R I P T
    M A N U

    • Rehearse the speech over and over


    again until you sound natural.
    • Observe accomplished news
    anchors and note how
    conversational they sound when
    they deliver the news.
    EFFECTIV E S P EEC H
    TOOL S FOR
    DELIVERY
    • As you watch and emulate people who speak in public excellently,
    observe how they approach their audience (formal, informal,
    personal, conversational or intimate)
    • Observe how they connect with their audience (using eye
    contact, body movements, and facial expressions).
    • Observe how they present themselves (stage presence: how
    they look, stand, walk, use nonverbal cues, act on and off
    • the stage.
    Observe how they use their voice in terms of volume, pitch,
    rate or speed, pauses to show emphasis and strengthen the
    clarity of the message, vocal variety and pronunciation.
    N G T H E
    I N U S I
    TI P S H O D
    I P T M E T
    U S C R
    M AN
    1.Prepare! Keep your text easy to use by neatly
    composing it in triple space.
    2.Mark! Own your manuscript by highlighting key
    words and phrases. This way your will be guided
    during the speech delivery.
    3.Practice! You can make a lot of notes on the draft
    of your manuscript during the first few rehearsals.
    4.Practice some more! Read the text over and over
    orally.
    5.Concentrate! Concentrate on keeping eye contact,
    but do not stare at only one section of the audience.
    6. Act it out! Use a lectern or a podium when
    practicing the speech.

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