The document outlines the different types of speeches categorized by purpose: informative, persuasive, and entertaining, along with ways to deliver them, including impromptu, extemporaneous, manuscript, and memorized forms. It emphasizes the importance of speeches as formal communications meant to convey significant messages. Additionally, it encourages learners to practice delivering their own speeches, particularly in a life coaching context, to assist those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

1. Types of
Speeches

2. Objectives
At the end of this chapter, the learners will be
able to :
a. identify the types of speeches according to
purpose;
b. classify speeches based on manner and style
of delivery;
c. perform one type of speech.

3. Speech
It is human nature to express thoughts and
emotions. Thus, many speeches or forms of
communication in spoken language, made by a
speaker before an audience, have been created.
Speeches are more formal than talking or usual
conversations. They are primarily delivered to leave
a remarkable message.

5. • For the jobs written vertically, what do you think are their
reasons or purposes for giving their speeches?
• For the jobs written horizontally, how do you think do they
deliver their speeches?

6. Speeches
According to
Purpose

7. • Informative
Speech
• Persuasive
Speech
• Entertaining
Speech

8. Informative Speech
• is mainly performed for
the purpose of
educating the audience
on new or relevant
piece of information on
a particular topic.
• Example: Lecture of a
teacher

9. Informative
Speech
• Prepare :
- descriptions
- definitions
- visual aids

10. Entertaining Speech
• Captivate the attention and to amuse
• Heard on special occasions
“Special- occasion speech”
• Be adapted to the
-occasion
- audience
- time

11. Persuasive Speech
Aim :
- convince the
audience to
change their views
or beliefs

12. Speeches According
to Delivery

13. •Impromptu Speech
•Extemporaneous
Speech
•Manuscript Speech
•Memorized Speech

14. Manuscript Speech
• Presented when exact wording is
required
(presenting policies, contracts)
• Written out word for word and is
delivered by reading the script

16. Memorized Speech
• Requires exact
wording
• Commit to
speech to
memory

18. Impromptu Speech
• Asked to speak on the spot
SAMPLE SITUATIONS:
- organization meeting (POV)
- ambush interview
- classroom discussions

20. Practical Tips for Impromptu Speech Delivery
(Fletcher & Crochieve,2001)
• Content
- Opening sentence should be an
attention-getter
- Support your POV with reason
- Present at least some specific data

21. Name : ______Time Sched.:_____
Date : __________
Content
Delivery
Organization
Composure

22. Extemporaneous Speech
• Gives you an
opportunity to prepare
• Refer occasionally either
to your outline or brief
notes
• You do not write the
whole speech nor
memorize it.

28. Now that you know how to distinguish the different types of
speeches, try to make a meaningful activity out of it by delivering a
simple speech as a life coach. A life coach is someone who helps
people identify their goals and develop an actionable plan to achieve
them. To help the people who were affected by COVID-19 pandemic,
who are struggling in their studies, who are having a hard time dealing
with their love-life, who are having family problems etc. give a 2 or 3-
minute persuasive memorized speech. Have someone from the
audience to evaluate your performance by using the criteria below.