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This document provides an overview of public speaking and key aspects to consider when preparing a speech. It defines public speaking as speaking in front of an audience to inform, influence or entertain. It distinguishes between two types of speeches - informative, aimed to enhance audience knowledge, and persuasive, aimed to change attitudes or behaviors. The document advises analyzing the audience in terms of demographics and characteristics. It also outlines developing an outline with a clear purpose statement, introduction to grab attention and establish importance, and conclusion to summarize key ideas. Tips are provided on choosing a topic, types of introductions, and what audiences best remember.
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- 2. Learning Outcomes (LO) Definition of `public speaking’ Distinguish between two types of speeches Analyse target audience Perform impromptu speech Summarise key ideas of the lesson
- 5. Public speaking is an act of speaking in front of an audience.
- 6. Process of speaking in a structured, deliberate manner to inform, influence and entertain others.
- 8. 1. Choose a topic you are comfortable with and interesting. 2. Choose a topic that is significant to you. 3. Choose a topic that conveys a single important point or message. 4. Choose a topic that can be covered within the time limit. CHOOSE A TOPIC FOR YOUR SPEECHES
- 9. Informative: aimed to enhance information and knowledge of audience about topic Persuasive: transforming attitude or behaviour of audience TYPES OF SPEECHES
- 11. Try to find information about your audience. Age groups Cultural differences Educational level Gender proportion Beliefs and attitudes No of people in audience ANALYSING YOUR AUDIENCE
- 12. FUN FACTS ABOUT PUBLIC SPEAKING!!
- 13. DEVELOP OUTLINE
- 14. Write a purpose statement for your topic. It limits your topic and keep your speech focused. It organises your speech and keeps to time limit. DEVELOPING AN OUTLINE
- 16. PURPOSE OF INTRODUCTION • Introduce topic & preview what is to come • State purpose • Establish importance of topic • Grab attention • Build credibility for speaker & topic
- 17. TYPES OF INTRODUCTION • Story • Rhetorical Question • Quotation • Humor
- 18. WHAT AUDIENCE MOST OFTEN REMEMBERS: •#1—Last thing •heard •#2—Introduction •#3—Topic
- 19. SPEECH DELIVERY
- 20. ANY QUESTIONS?