This document provides information on different types of informative speeches: demonstration speeches which show the audience how to do something; definition speeches which define objects or concepts; description speeches which use sensory details to give a clear picture; and exposition speeches which explain processes, concepts, ideas or beliefs. It also provides suggestions for each type of speech and guidelines for effective informative speaking such as making the material clear and interesting.

2. 1. Demonstration speeches
Is designed to show your audience
how to do something so that they
will be able to do it on their own or
have a better understanding of how
it is done.

3. Suggestion
for your
demonstration
2. Determine
wether the audience
will see the
usefulness of your
demonstration
3. Maintane
your cool
4. Conform to a
predetermined
time limit for
your speech
1. Practice
your speech
exactly as you
plan to deliver
it

4. 2. Definition
speeches
A definition speech informs
the audience by describing
and explaining an object or
concept.

5. suggestion
1. Define
by example
2. Define
by
comparison
or contrast
3. Define by
etimology
4. Define
details
5. Define
with sensory
aids

6. 3. Description speeches
A third method of communicating
information, description , makes
use of sensory to give the
listener a clear picture of what
is being communicated

7. 1. Introducing your
self
2. Introducing a
classmate
3. Describing a
place
4. Describing an
event
5. Describing
historical events
Types of description
speeches

8. 4. Exposition
speeches
Expository speeches are
those which explain a
process, concept, idea,
or belief

9. Types of exspository
1. Speeches to
explain a process
2. Speeches to
instruct
3. Book reviews

10. example explain a process
Raining process

11. explanation
The primary purpose
of explanation is to
make things clear or
understandable

12.  analysis
1. Aplication
:Is a form of
analysis that
makes clear
what is obscure
or implied
2. Evaluation
: is a third form
analysis

13.  Comparison & contrast
Comparison or contrast is the
act of examining two or more
things in order to determine
differences or similarities

14.  Example
The use of detailed or
undetailed examples can be a
clear and interesting way to
present information

15. 5. Guidelines for
informative speaking
To communicate effectively ,
you must have the attention of
your audience.

16. Some
suggestions
1. Make your
material clear
1. Use
familiar
words
2. Use
specific
words
3. Use
descriptive
gestures
2. Make your
material interesting
1.
Emphasis
2.
variety

17. 6. Sample
undetailed
outline for
speech to
instruct
1.
introduct
ion
2.
conclusi
on
Eating healthily with a
busy lifestyle

18. Thank you