Speech Construction Keys to building an effective speech.

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Speech Construction Keys to building an effective speech

Learning Targets Learn about topic selection and audience analysis Understand steps in constructing an effective speech Prepare and practice for an effective presentation Present

Assignment Basics 3-6 minute process speech 1 typed speaking outline 1 practice sheet

More Details 4 x 6 notecards Due: _____Speeches begin 110 points possible

Know Thyself Interests Hobbies Activities Desire to learn

Topic Restrictions Not against school rules Must be legal No “field trips” No open flames

All topics must be approved If you make a mess, you clean it up

Ideas for Topics Hobbies & crafts Sports > how to play, tips and techniques, suiting up, etc.

Fun activities you do>rollerblading, etc. Musical instruments

How to · Improve your posture · Juggle · How to protect your credit and debit cards · How to organize · Fold napkins · Prepare for a move · Make slipknots · Wallpaper a room · Make a clown face · Prepare a garden · Perform a magic trick · Design a memory scrapbook

Great Websites for Ideas origami

Videos/Websites//Other Stuff Must be approved before presenting!

UPDATE No pets (unless on video or photo)

Know the Audience ( Audience Analysis)

Demographics A nalysis U nderstanding D emographics I nterest E nvironment N eeds C ustomization E xpectations

Analysis Who is the audience? Understanding What is the audience’s knowledge of the subject?

Demographics What is their age, gender, educational background, etc.

Interest What is the reason for the outrage / fear? Environment How and where will the message be sent?

Needs What are the audience’s needs? Customization What specific needs / interests should you address relating to the specific audience?

Expectations What does the audience expect to learn from your presentation?

Add Zing History Unique application Personal reference “Newsy” examples Famous people