This document outlines strategies for organizing and delivering an effective impromptu speech. It discusses identifying features of impromptu speeches, developing appropriate topics, and evaluating speeches. Three common strategies are presented: using past, present and future tenses; the point-reason-example/explanation-point structure; and opening, rule of three, clincher. Examples are provided for each strategy to illustrate its use in an impromptu speech. Effective delivery techniques such as bridging and playing devil's advocate are also mentioned. The overall purpose is to teach learners how to organize and present an impromptu speech.

1. Organizing &
ORGANIZING and
DELIVERING Impromptu
Speech

2. OBJECTIVES
By the end of this slide show, you will have been able to
• Identify the features of an Impromptu Speech
• Write the topics appropriate for an Impromptu Speech
• Develop and Deliver an EFFECTIVE IMPROMPTU SPEECH
• Evaluate and Critique an impromptu speech
• Apply Learning and thinking skills, life skills in delivering
impromptu speech
• Reflect on your learning on organizing and delivering an
impromptu speech.

3. Strategies in Organizing and Delivering an Impromptu
Speech.
1. Past, Present, Future
-In this case, we can use the past ,present and future
tenses, in delivering impromptu speech this strategy is
meaningful and monumental.

4. EXAMPLE :
- In the past, I was not comfortable in making impromptu
speeches because I could not think right away of what to
say; maybe it was because of nervousness and lack of time
to prepare. At present, however, I am enjoying it because I
constantly practice and keep on exposing myself to any
speaking situation. In the future , I look forward to teaching
others to survive impromptu speech situation.

5. 2. Point-Reason-Example/Explantion-Point
POINT I love Facebook
REASON I have two reasons for this: one, it
helps me easily reconnect with old
friends; and, two, I am updated
on the happenings around me
Example/Explanation Through Facebook, I am able to
contact my firends, and having
conversation.
POINT Facebook, indeed, is a useful
social network site. That is why I
love it

6. 3.Opening, Rule of Three, Clincher
Opening
- Every time I see homeless families, it breaks my heart
.That is why I try to do at least three little things to help
them.
Rule of Three
• First, I feature them in my writings which I submit to
editors for publication . I highlighted their sad and bad
experiences living in the streets and their dreams and
aspirations in life

7. • Second, I actively participate in organizing and
facilitating livelihood programs for these families .
Finally, I join different nonprofit organizations in campaigns
and awareness activities against poverty.
Clincher
- These three are my baby steps toward achieving my
vision of helping homeless people and freeing this nation
from the bondage of poverty.

8. Part of Opening, Rule of Three, Clincher
• Bridging

10. PLAYING DEVIL'S ADVOCATE

11. Some useful tips in
Effective Impromptu
Speech Delivery

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