Title - The ELEMENTS of a Speech (“WWWSH”) Part 1 Author - Virginia Gregg Audience - Learners: High School through College This Use - CMST 100 Public.

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Title - The ELEMENTS of a Speech (“WWWSH”) Part 1 Author - Virginia Gregg Audience - Learners: High School through College This Use - CMST 100 Public Speaking – MSUM Length - 8:45 WAIT for show to begin. CLICK if show doesn’t begin in six seconds. There will be some pauses during the presentation; Click only if slide has not changed after six seconds. © Virginia Gregg 2008

You already know a bit about SubPoints Main Points S u b S u b P o I n t s Transition s Thesis Ending Body Introduction The of a Speech, including: COMPONENTS

W W HO W says W HAT W to W HOM S with what S UPPORT H and H OW W W HO

W says W HAT W to W HOM S with what S UPPORT H and H OW W then back to W HO

W W HO - The Speaker (YOU) W says W HAT - The Topic (What your SPEECH will be about) W to W HOM - The Audience (The PEOPLE who will attend your presentation) S with what S UPPORT - The Sources (The RESEARCH that supports your speech) H and H OW - The Delivery (The oral and nonverbal STYLE you will use) W then back to W HO - The Speaker (YOU)

W W HO - The Speaker (YOU) CREDIBILITY – The speaker’s experience on the topic. W says W HAT - The Topic (What your SPEECH will be about) COMMON GROUND – The topic’s relevance to the audience. W to W HOM - The Audience (The PEOPLE who will attend your presentation) BELIEVABILITY – The audience’s trust of the documentation. S with what S UPPORT - The Sources (The RESEARCH that supports your speech) ACCEPTABILITY – Proper respect shown to the sources. H and H OW - The Delivery (The oral and nonverbal STYLE you will use) APPROPRIATENESS – The delivery is appropriate for the speaker. W then back to W HO - The Speaker (YOU)