PUBLIC SPEECH

1. PUBLIC SPEECH

2.  PUBLIC SPEECH
 COM POSITION
 PRINCIPELS
 SPEECH DELIVERING SKILL OR EFFECTIVE
PUBLIC SPEECH

3.  Public speech is the process or act to
performing a speech to live audience. Talking
effectively is an art through which we can
convey, present, serve, communicate our
information or message to the public in a
seminar, meeting, conference.
 This type of speech is deliberately structure
three general purpose:
 To inform
 To persuade
 To entertain

4.  Communicator
 Message
 Medium
 Audience
 Effect

5.  Clarity: clarity is the 1st major characteristics of a good
speaker should be clear in his idea and should have
good command over language what is he/ she want to
speak/ give information to public.
 Length of the speech: the length of a good speech
should neither be too brief nor too long. Speaker should
express his ideas in a lucid manner and taking most
relevant to the topic.
 Natural voice: a good speaker always try to tone down
an artificial accent & discard all affection of speech &
tries to cultivate a pleasing voice & speak clearly.
 Informative: good speech should be informative
illuminating so that he audience can gain something
from it.

6.  INTERESTIG : A good speech should be interesting & it
should appeal not only to the mind of the listeners but
also to their hearts.
 Brevity: people take pleasure in talking, so speech
should be brief, informative and o the point.
 Live: speaking before an audience requires a slower
pace. Slow down, think every word as you use it.
Listener don’t want a tap recording. It should be live.
 Concrete facts: a good speech should convey concrete
fact rather than abstract ideas, otherwise speech will
fail to sustain the interest of listener.

7. 1. Introduction: during the time when two or
three sentence are spoken the audience
“size up” the speaker unconsciously judging
his personality and adjusting to his to voice
& manner.
 Example: I am very happy, to here on the
occasion of opening of this new showroom.

8.  A speech can’t be a series of loose unrelated
remarks; there is central point, however
small, in every speech. Attention must be
drawn to this point so that the audience has
a line of thought to follow.
For example: I am speaking today on the
need for conserving energy.

9. The material depends on the purpose of the
speech.
4. Conclusion: the function of closing
paragraph is to leave clear message.

10.  Perception: stop trying to be a great “public”
speaker.
 Perfection: when you make a mistake, no
one cares but you.
 Visualization: if you can see it, you can speak
it.
 Discipline: practice make perfectly good.
 Description: make it personal.
 Inspiration: speak to serve.
 Anticipation: always leave am wanting more.

11. The following tips are designed to make
effective speech:
 Preparatory steps
 Arresting attention
 Opening
 Closing

12.  Choose the topic of speech well in advance
before the date of speech.
 Discuss the topic with your friends.
 Think of yours experience for illustrations.
 Think of your audience, what they want can
be interest to them.

13.  You may find it helpful to sit quietly for a
few minutes before your speech and gather
your thoughts, breathing deeply, relax for a
while, tell something new & of interest to
the audience.
 Arouse curiosity
 Introduce the topic of the audience.
 Use general illustrations.
 Be natural
 Talk in conversational way.
 Emphasis important words.

14.  Talk with the specific points.
 Secure goodwill, by smiling & other humorous ways.
 Crowd your audience together.
 Check the physical arrangement like proper light,
ventilation.
 Don’t roam on the platform.

15.  How to open your talk. The speech should
have three parts,
 Introduction
 Body
 Conclusion

16.  In any speech, the beginning and the end are
very important . Closing is most important
because the final words are remembered
longer. Close with humor , if possible. Plan
the conclusion in advance.