An informative speech aims to educate the audience on a specific topic, making complex concepts easier to understand and remember. It should focus on delivering information clearly, often using visual aids, while minimizing emotional appeals. Typically structured in three parts—introduction, body, and conclusion—this type of speech is designed to enhance the audience's understanding of a subject.

1. Prepared by:
KERWIN D. PALPAL

2.  An informative speech is one that intends to educate the
audience on a particular topic.
 It makes a complex topic easy to understand or offers a
different point of view.
 The aim of an informative speech is to help your audience to
understand and to remember the information you are
presenting.
 And your general purpose in an informative speech is to
inform.

3.  The topics covered in an informative speech
should help the audience to understand a
subject better and to remember what they
learned later.
 Transferring Information: In an informative
speech, how the information is presented will
determine how the audience receives it.

4. However, it is important for the speaker to think
about how this information will be presented.
An informative speech should rely less on pathos,
and more on communicating information which is
an appeal to the emotions of the audience.
 Instead, an informative speech might rely on
visual aids.

5.  Example
In order to give the audience a visual
representation of important information contained in
the speech, providing the information in multiple
forms during the speech increases the likelihood that
the audience will retain the information included in
the speech.

6.  Typically, informative speeches have three parts:
1. Introduction
2. Body
3. Conclusion